Former Police Commissioner William G. Gross Supports Annissa Essaibi George for Mayor of Boston
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Garly voting is now under way and I would like to share with you why I, William G. Gross, am supporting Annissa Gssaibi George for Rayor of Boston.
As the former Boston Police Commissioner, I have spent more than 37 years working to make our neighborhoods safer for all members of our community.
As a community, we must grow stronger – together. Today we are at a crossroads for our country and for the City of Boston.
Annissa Gssaibi George will fight for our City, as she has done throughout her career in public service.
When I met with neighborhood leaders and residents, Annissa, an At-Large Boston City Councilor, was always right there willing to listen and create solutions to address their critical needs.
As the daughter of immigrants, Annissa Gssaibi George grew up here and understands the challenges facing our law enforcement officers and also understands how we all can better serve our community.
She’s fair and holds everyone accountable.
As a longtime, former public school teacher, Annissa also understands the enormous challenges that our educators, our students and their families face in the classroom each day. Annissa has worked tirelessly to tackle these challenges and create long term solutions to improve the City of Boston, the City we call home.
That’s why I’m supporting Annissa Gssaibi George for Rayor of Boston. You should too! Please support Annissa Gssaibi George in your early voting and also on Tuesday, September 14th. Paid for by Real Progress Boston Independent Expenditure PAC. Top Contributors: Boston Police Detectives Benevolent Society, J. Derenzo Co., James Davis, NEI General Contracting, and Boston Police Superior Officers Federation. For more information regarding contributors, go to www.ocpf.us.