Dear Plymouth County Voter,

My name is Greg Hanley and I am proud to serve on the Plymouth County Commission, representing the twenty-six towns that make up our county in addition to the City of Brockton.

I’m asking for your vote for re-election so we can continue working together to move our county forward.

Under my leadership, Plymouth County took the lead on distributing CARES Act funds. Critics counted us out, told us we were in over our heads, and they put the pressure on to hand the money over to the state. Months later, Plymouth County became a model not just for the Commonwealth but for the nation in distributing CARES Act funding. Millions have been distributed to our municipalities to offset impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, and millions more will be distributed in the coming months. Plymouth County municipalities were some of the first in the Commonwealth to receive funds, and thousands of students will have iPads for their first day of remote learning because the Plymouth County Commissioners decided to lead and fight for the communities we represent.

That is just one example of what the Plymouth County Commission can do when we think outside of the box. I’m asking for your vote so I can continue to lead these fights as your Plymouth County Commissioner as we navigate the post-pandemic era and beyond.

I can’t do this without your support – and I thank you for your consideration.

Best,

Greg

Meet Greg Hanley, Your Plymouth County Commissioner

Greg Hanley was elected as a Plymouth County Commissioner on November 7, 2012 on a platform of a hard-working civil servant who would work to ensure that Plymouth County Government works for the people. Greg has fulfilled that promise by prioritizing the well-being of the 27 cities and towns of Plymouth County above all else.

Greg currently resides in Abington. Professionally, Greg is a municipal administrator as has served in leadership positions in a number of Communities across the Commonwealth. 

Greg served the residents of the town of Pembroke in an appointed capacity, chairing the Zoning Board of Appeals, The Recreation Commission, and Wage and Personnel Board from 2003 – 2007, and in an elected capacity from 2010 – 2013 as Chairman of the Board of Selectmen for the town of Pembroke, and as Commissioner on the Pembroke
Housing Authority. Greg also served on the Quincy College Board of Governors and as a member of the Quincy City Council.

Greg has four adult children – John, Kerri, Erin, and Margaret.

Endorsements

Greg is proud to be endorsed by the following organizations:

  • The Professional Fire Fighters of Massachusetts
  • The Plymouth-Bristol Central Labor Council
  • Boston Carmen’s Union Local 589
  • LiUNA Local 133
  • Iron Worker Local 7
  • Massachusetts Bricklayers

 

and the following local leaders:

  • Congressman Stephen F. Lynch
  • Congressman Bill Keating
  • Plymouth County Register of Deeds John R. Buckley, Jr.
  • Plymouth County Register of Probate Matthew McDonough
  • State Senator Michael Brady
  • Brockton City Councilor Jack Lally
  • Plymouth Selectboard Member Charles Bletzer
  • Former Candidate for County Commissioner Scott Vecchi
  • & many more!

PAID FOR BY THE HANLEY COMMITTEE