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Mayor and Cabinet Members invite residents to third “Community Conversations with the Mayor” event, an in-person/virtual opportunity to meet city leaders, engage with neighbors and discuss citywide initiatives

Mayor and Cabinet Members to visit Ward 5 on Sept. 27 at Paul Revere School

  This week, Mayor Brian Arrigo and Cabinet Members announced the third event of the Community Conversations with the Mayor program. On September 27 at 6:30 p.m., Mayor Arrigo and Cabinet Members will meet with Ward 5 residents at the Paul Revere School, and all residents are encouraged to register for the in-person and virtual event in advance. The program was launched in May of 2022 with intentions for residents to meet with city leaders, engage with neighbors and discuss various citywide initiatives. So far, Mayor Arrigo and Cabinet Members have visited both the Rumney Marsh Academy and the Jack Satter House as part of this initiative.

  “We’re always trying to think of creative ways to interact with our residents and the pandemic greatly exacerbated this need,” said Mayor Brian Arrigo. “The opportunity to go to different neighborhoods in Revere and hear first-hand from our residents what they experience day-to-day is instrumental for both me and my cabinet members. I hope residents take this opportunity to learn more about our work, and also find this as an opportunity to meet their neighbors and discuss issues we face in fruitful conversation.”

  To register for the third Community Conversation (Sept. 27 at 6:30 p.m.) in advance, please visitwww.revere.org/conversations. Spanish interpretation will be available both in person and online. During the event, Mayor Arrigo and Cabinet Members will outline plans for the city, including the new high school, Suffolk Downs and citywide infrastructure improvements. Residents will have an opportunity to ask questions on a virtual platform and engage with both elected officials and city leaders.

  Mayor Arrigo and Cabinet Members will be expanding this program in the coming months, with plans to visit all neighborhoods in the City of Revere.

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