Councilman Frank Gilmore championed the push to ensure Jersey City residents are prioritized for affordable housing opportunities, partnering with Councilman James Solomon to secure unanimous approval for the ordinance. Gilmore emphasized that local preference for housing funded by city subsidies is critical to keeping long-time residents in their communities and addressing the displacement caused by rising living costs.

Following a tragic mass shooting in Jersey City, Frank "Educational" Gilmore stepped up to support 80 local schoolchildren, providing them with resources and encouragement during a time of community healing. His efforts highlight his dedication to fostering resilience and hope among the city's youth in the face of adversity.

Frank "Educational" Gilmore continues to inspire Jersey City through community-driven initiatives like shoveling snow to raise funds for seniors and victims of violence. Drawing from his life experiences and dedication to education, he mentors local youth, supports vulnerable residents, and emphasizes the importance of turning adversity into action, exemplifying resilience and hope for his community.

Ward F Councilman Frank Gilmore, known for his anti-establishment stance and strong grassroots appeal, is being encouraged to run for Jersey City mayor. Despite challenges like limited experience and campaign funding, his focus on affordable housing, fighting gentrification, and empowering underserved communities has resonated with residents, positioning him as a transformative voice for change.

Frank “Educational” Gilmore, a Jersey City father of five and community leader who founded the Educational Gilmore Community Learning Center in 2018 to provide at-risk youth with a safe space, academic support, and mentorship. Despite challenges posed by the pandemic, Gilmore continues his dedication to uplifting young people while reflecting on the importance of balancing his community work with time spent with his own family.

Frank Gilmore, a Jersey City councilman, has been a key figure in challenging the controversial redistricting of ward boundaries, particularly the changes made to Ward F. Critics, including Gilmore and his legal team, argue that the 2022 ward map was gerrymandered to retaliate against him for advocating for affordable housing and defeating an incumbent ally of the mayor. The map allegedly diluted the political influence of communities of color in Ward F by removing high-profile development areas and opportunity zones from Gilmore’s jurisdiction, raising concerns about transparency and fairness in the redistricting process​