Metropolitan Area Planning Council (MAPC)
Felix Garcia is a seasoned public health professional with extensive experience in regulatory oversight and community engagement. Currently serving as a Public Health Trainer at the Metropolitan Area Planning Council, Felix previously worked as a Regulator for the Town of Acton, where responsibilities included reviewing blueprints and legal documents for public health programs and engaging community members on health-related issues. Prior roles include Senior Consultant at TSG Consulting, Food Inspector for the City of Lawrence, and various positions in the City of Lawrence’s Inspectional Services and Economic Development departments. Felix holds a Bachelor of Science in Management with a dual major in Health Science from Bentley University and a Certificate of Graduation from Tufts University’s Institute of Nonprofit Practice. Additionally, experience includes roles in supply chain analysis and project management, complemented by internships in research and investment operations.
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Metropolitan Area Planning Council (MAPC)
The Metropolitan Area Planning Council is a regional planning agency serving the people who live and work in the 101 cities and towns of Metropolitan Boston. Our mission is to promote smart growth and regional collaboration. We work toward sound municipal management, sustainable land use planning, protection of natural resources, efficient and affordable transportation, a diverse housing stock, public safety, economic development, an informed public, and equity and opportunity among people of all backgrounds. Our regional plan, “MetroFuture,” guides our work and engages the public in responsible stewardship of the region’s future. MAPC is governed by representatives from each city and town in our region, as well as gubernatorial appointees and designees of major public agencies. Each municipality in our region belongs to one of eight MAPC Subregions, led by an MAPC staff member and governed by appointees from each city and town.