LETTER: Select Board Candidate Rob Fasulo Will Put Taxpayers First, Promote Transparency & Plan Wilmington’s Future Responsibility

To the Editor,

It’s time to break the cycle and put in place a sustainable vision for Wilmington. I am writing to express my strong support for Rob Fasulo, running for Select Board in Wilmington.

Rob Fasulo is a hometown resident with deep roots in Wilmington. He has built his life here, raised his family here, and understands firsthand what makes this community special. His connection to the town isn’t political—it’s personal. He’s running on a common sense agenda focused on doing what’s right for residents, not special interests.

At a time when many residents are feeling the pressure of rising costs, Rob’s commitment to fiscal responsibility is exactly what our town needs. He understands that every tax dollar matters and has made it clear that protecting the taxpayer will be a top priority.

Equally important is his focus on transparency in local government. Residents deserve clear communication, honest decision-making, and leadership that works with the community—not against it. Rob brings a practical, straightforward approach that reflects those values.

His support for smart commercial development is also critical. By strengthening our commercial tax base and attracting new businesses, we can reduce the burden on homeowners while maintaining the high quality of life that makes Wilmington such a great place to live.

Finally, Rob is committed to preserving Wilmington’s suburban character—protecting our neighborhoods from overdevelopment and ensuring thoughtful growth that respects the identity of our town.

If you are looking for a candidate who will put taxpayers first, promote transparency, and plan responsibly for Wilmington’s future, I encourage you to support Rob Fasulo.

I’m voting for Rob Fasulo in the Wilmington Select Board Election on April 25, 2026 and urge all other residents to consider him. Look for more info: facebook.com/RobFasuloforSelectBoard.

Sincerely,

Karen Lee

Wilmington Resident