Who We Are

We are a collection of residents who believe our city can do more for its people in regards to the safety of all road users. Safe Streets Boston Independent Expenditure Political Action Committee (IE-PAC) was formed because we believe that our elected officials are not doing enough in response to the deaths of pedestrians and cyclists on our streets. Our mission is to elect city councilors and a mayor that will commit to Vision Zero, a policy that ensures no traffic deaths, by promoting walking, riding, and transit as safe and equitable options for all Bostonians.


Safe Streets Boston IE-PAC is not affiliated with any candidate.

Why a SuperPAC

We have observed that only those with the most money seem to have a seat at the table in city government when it comes to street safety. Business associations, millionaires, and well-off homeowners have much more voice and power to affect city policy than the rest of us. By forming an Independent Expenditure Political Action Committee, also known as a SuperPAC, we can collectively wield much more power to shape our city council and mayoral office to represent the needs of we who walk, cycle, and ride public transportation.

Officers

Montell Khaldi

Montell Khaldi

Interim Chairman

Regional Organizer at Abundant Housing Massachusetts

Trevyn Langsford

Trevyn Langsford

Treasurer

Software Engineer turned Safe Streets Activist

Core Members

People who make Safe Streets Boston possible

Matthew Tscheigg

Matthew Tscheigg

Anne Griepenburg

Anne Griepenburg