10/14/2026
🌟 25 for America 250 Spotlight: Albert Trey Fuccillo 🇺🇸
Meet Trey Fuccillo, a dedicated public servant and community changemaker making a difference in Marlborough and across Massachusetts!
🎓 A high honors graduate of AMSA Charter School and Emerson College’s Political Communications program, Trey currently serves his community as a second-term elected Ward Councilor for the City of Marlborough.
From interning at Marlborough City Hall and the Marlborough Community Development Authority to working on political campaigns and organizing initiatives across Massachusetts, Trey has dedicated his career to public service, civic engagement, and building stronger communities.
💬 In Trey’s own words:
“I believe government is meant to make people's lives better.”
Since being elected in 2023, Trey has worked to make Marlborough more prosperous, safe, and affordable. He believes that effective public policy begins with lived experiences, empathy, and strong relationships with community members.
❤️ Changemaking is about more than leadership titles or accomplishments. It’s also about kindness, compassion, and showing up for the people around us. Trey exemplifies how listening to residents, responding to community needs, and leading with empathy can help build a more inclusive and caring Commonwealth.
✨ Through 25 for America 250, Commonwealth Seminar is spotlighting 25 young changemakers ages 15–29 who are making a positive impact across Boston and Massachusetts. As part of the America 250 and Boston 250 celebrations, this digital storytelling campaign celebrates the diverse young people shaping our communities through civic engagement, service, advocacy, and everyday acts of community care.
Join us in celebrating Trey and the next generation of leaders who remind us that meaningful change starts with caring for one another!
👏 Congratulations, Trey, and thank you for your commitment to public service!
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