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City of Revere Department of Planning and Community Development Partner with Gamble Associates and Omloop, Launch New Signage and Design Improvement Program for Broadway and Shirley Ave Small Businesses

REVERE, MA –Through the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA), the City of Revere’s Department of Planning & Community Development announced they will provide grants up to $50,000.00 to eligible property and small business owners for façade improvements (which may include signage) in the Broadway and Shirley Avenue Business Districts. Additionally, the City of Revere’s Department of Planning... Read more

Mayor Brian M. Arrigo Addresses Revere Residents in Letter, Will Not Seek Re-Election in 2023

REVERE, MA -- “After months of consideration with loved ones, I have decided to make 2023 my last year as Mayor of this great City of Revere. This is a bittersweet decision, as I am sad to be leaving a position that has been so rewarding, but now it is time to support the next generation with the energy and ideas to lead our great city. Supported by my incredible family, friends, and staff, the... Read more

Starting April 5, Revere Food Pantry Will Return to Original Location at First Congregational Church

Church and City seeking dedicated volunteers to assist food pantry operations Read more

Dr. Stacey Mulligan is February 2023’s Public Servant of the Month

REVERE, MA – Formally known as the SeaCoast Alternative High School in Beachmont, the CityLab Innovation High School is now booming more than ever before with innovative programs, community projects, and student involvement. Dr. Stacey Mulligan, Principal of CityLab Innovation High School, has worked tirelessly over the last few years to adapt the school into what it is today. Her innovative... Read more

$122,000 in Funding Secured for Shared Space Pilot Program in the Shirley Ave Neighborhood

Program aimed to stabilize, retain, and grow local small businesses while cultivating new entrepreneurs Read more

Mayor Arrigo Unanimously Elected 2023 President of Massachusetts Mayor’s Association

REVERE – Mayor Arrigo was unanimously elected President of the Massachusetts Mayors’ Association (MMaA) during the Annual Meeting of the Massachusetts Municipal Association (MMA) held at the Hynes Convention Center in Boston on January 21, 2023.

Mayor Arrigo was elected by his mayoral colleagues to lead the Mayors’ Association, which meets regularly throughout the year so that the mayors of... Read more

Asmaa Abou-Fouda is December 2022’s Public Servant of the Month

REVERE, MA – At the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, the City of Revere knew there was more they could do when it came to translating and interpreting important public health communications for various Revere communities. Asmaa Abou-Fouda, currently Revere’s Language Access Specialist, stepped up to the plate the first week of the pandemic’s spread through our community – by filming and... Read more

Revere Retirement Board Receives Highest Level of Public Pension Coordinating Council (PPCC) Standards Award

REVERE, MA – The City of Revere Retirement Board is pleased to announce they have won a Standards Award by the Public Pension Coordinating Council (PPCC), which highlights the important work done by public retirement systems in the United States.  This was the first time the Revere Retirement Board applied for this award, and they received the highest level of the award during the first awards... Read more

Introducing Lauren Buck in her New Position as Chief of Health and Human Services

Adrienne Sacco-Maguire Starts New Role as Emergency Preparedness Manager, Following Career as Nurse at Revere Public Schools Read more

Revere Inspectional Services Administrative Staff are November 2022’s Public Servants of the Month – Colleen Argenzio, Valerie Moscone, Norma Sandoval, Marcia Mendes, and Linda Redding

REVERE, MA – Inspectional Services is a department in the City of Revere that many take for granted – when you need a permit, want to open a business, or make changes to your property, they’re your first stop. Colleen Argenzio, Valerie Moscone, Norma Sandoval, Marcia Mendes and Linda Redding run the daily operations of the Municipal Inspections Department and do so with patience and... Read more