Frequently Asked Questions

Welcome! Here you’ll find answers to common questions about Cathie Zusy’s priorities and how to engage with city services and local government. If you don’t find what you’re looking for here, please feel free to contact Cathie.

What are Cathie’s top priorities for Cambridge?
Cathie is focused on protecting neighborhoods from unbridled development, enhancing climate resilience, expanding open space and tree canopy, supporting equitable housing, advancing sustainable transportation, and strengthening community services. She emphasizes data-driven decisions, community preservation and support, and responsible local governance to improve quality of life for all residents.

How can I report potholes or other public works issues?
For potholes, graffiti, streetlight outages, and similar city-maintained concerns, use the City of Cambridge’s SeeClickFix portal: https://seeclickfix.com/cambridge. You can submit a report, upload photos, and track progress.

What is Cathie doing on climate and sustainability?
Cathie supports local climate action that reduces emissions while building resilience to flooding and heat. She advocates for solar energy protection and expansion, green infrastructure for stormwater management, LEED and performance-based building standards, and policies that protect neighborhoods from climate risks.

How does Cathie support housing affordability?
Cathie champions balanced policies that increase diverse housing options while preserving community character. She supports inclusive zoning, protection for long-time residents, and thoughtful engagement with neighbors to deliver housing that meets local needs without displacement.

How can I stay informed or get involved in upcoming initiatives?
You can sign up for Cathie’s email updates, follow Cathie’s and the City’s social media channels, or contact us to ask questions. For city meetings, agendas, and public hearings, visit the Cambridge official website or contact City Hall. To learn about upcoming City Council meetings and agendas, visit the City Council website.

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