MFAA
The Massachusetts Facilities Administrators’ Association was formed in 1973 to provide members access to education and information. With 180+ members, the association is dedicated to improving their professional knowledge through an on-going exchange of information and ideas.
Mission
The development of closer professional relationships, exchanges, and understandings among those concerned with the care, operation, and maintenance of municipal buildings and grounds.
Vision
“Dedicated to the improvement of our profession, our facility personnel, the health and safety of our public facilities through sharing knowledge and resources.”
Over
180
Members
1973
Established in
1973
Representing
140
Municipalities in Massachusetts
Our Members
An influential group with close to 180+ members, the Association is dedicated to the improvement of our profession, our facility personnel and our physical plants through knowledge and an on-going exchange of information and ideas.
Today, the buying power of MFFA Members is very impressive. Administrators manage budgets ranging from $500 k – $6.6 m, with an average annual budget of $3 million.
Representing 140 municipalities in Massachusetts, the MFAA is recognized both in and out of the state as an association that has professional credibility.
President’s Message
October 30, 2024
Dear Members,
As the newly elected President of the MFAA, I’m excited to lead and serve this incredible association of Facilities Directors. We all approach our roles differently, yet no matter how we work, our collective goal remains the same: ensuring our facilities are safe, efficient, and supportive of our students and staff of Massachusetts!
The Board of Directors and I are already hard at work, planning valuable training for November and continuing to improve our website. Check the calendar for details because this year is going to be packed with opportunities for growth and learning!
This association is built on the foundation of member dedication and the contributions of those who have served before me. I want to acknowledge the hard work of previous board members and past presidents who have contributed to the Massachusetts Facilities Administrators Association (MFAA’s) success. Their ongoing involvement is a testament to the strength of this community, and I look forward to working with them as we continue to build on that success.
But this will take all of us, not just a few. Networking and supporting each other is how we got here, and I hope more members will take the time to get involved, helping us all reach the next level and secure a bright future for the MFAA.
As we navigate the coming months together, I encourage you to keep up the fantastic work you’re doing in your respective districts. Let’s aim to make 2025 a year of growth and progress for the over 500,000 students and staff members we proudly serve across the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
Best regards, Michael Gorman President, MFAA
