Taylor
Singh
Select Board
Taylor Singh for Lexington Select Board
Bringing Community Together
112 days until Election Day
Lexington’s town election is Tuesday, March 2, 2027. Make a plan to vote
Why I’m running
Lexington is entering a pivotal period of growth.
The new high school and new MBTA-overlay housing will take shape over the next three years and beyond. There is significant change on the horizon, all while towns across Massachusetts, including Lexington, face real fiscal pressure. The Select Board member elected this March will be essential in guiding us through these challenges.
I make decisions based on what is fair and what’s best for Lexington, and I never lose sight of the fact that my job is to represent all of its residents. As a parent of school-age children in the Lexington Public Schools, I represent an everyday perspective that isn’t always at the Select Board table, and I would be proud to bring it there.
What I’ll focus on
Managing growth
Welcoming new neighbors and making critical decisions about how we expand our services and infrastructure.
Protecting our schools and our budget
A level-service school budget should be our top priority despite rising healthcare and special education costs and shrinking federal funding. I’ll partner with our financial committees and School Committee to find fiscally prudent solutions and be accountable to taxpayers.
Transparency
Making it easier for residents to find information, understand how town processes work, and how their tax dollars are spent.
Meeting our climate goals
Because sustainability is both fiscally responsible and good for public health, I will advance Lexington’s climate goals through electrification, safe multi-modal transportation, tree and resource protection, renewable energy, and waste reduction.
Safety
Examining enforcement of existing rules for minors on e-motos, e-bikes, and e-scooters.
Weekly office hours
Regular time for neighbors to reach me directly. Good government starts with people feeling heard and understood.
Over a decade of dedication to Lexington
1992 Smitten with the Manor
Taylor’s family moves from Lowell to Harding Road when she is ten. Years later she meets her husband, Jeremy, walking home from Diamond Middle School.
2013 Home again
Taylor and Jeremy buy a home in Lexington to give their daughters the same opportunities they had.
2014 LexFUN!
Joins the preschool PTA and serves as Vice President of Community Service and Scholarship Chair.
2017 Elected to Town Meeting
After the Lexington Civic Academy, Taylor runs in Precinct 7 and is elected at the top of the ticket.
2017 Three new buildings
On the outreach committee for the Yes for Lexington referendum that funds the new Maria Hastings School, Lexington Children’s Place and Fire Station Headquarters.
2018 Appointed by the Select Board
Serves three years as a voting member of the Special Permit Residential Development Zoning Committee, and as Secretary of the League of Women Voters of Lexington.
2020 Harvard Kennedy School
Completes the HKS public leadership credential program, after the Citizens’ Legislative Seminar at the State House.
2021 Rebuilding the Fiske PTO
When the pandemic thins the volunteer ranks, Taylor signs on as president and builds a new coalition of parents.
2025 Scaling back MBTA Communities zoning
Collects signatures for a Special Town Meeting and speaks on the floor. The article passes with overwhelming support.
2025 A new Lexington High School
Taylor chairs Yes for Lexington for 18 months. In December the debt exclusion passes with 62% of the vote.
2027 Select Board Candidate
Election Day is Tuesday, March 2. Read Taylor’s full story
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