Due to Memorial Day on Monday, May 27th, all trash, recyclables and yard waste collections will be delayed one day.
Make a Service Request With the Mayor's 311 Constituent Service Center
or dial 781-286-8311 during normal business hours
Online Permitting
Epermitting for permits and health licenses is in use by a number of City Departments, including Building, Health, Fire, Public Works and Water & Sewer.
All applications can be completed at www.revere.org/permitting.
Applications require a login and password. For help with the new system call 3-1-1 (781-286-8311).
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Food Health License
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Building Department Permits
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Dumpster Health License (permanent)
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Site Plan Review
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Drain Layers
Yard Sale
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Final Water Meter Reads
Temporary Dumpster/Pod
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Driveway Curb Cut
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Free Hospitality Career Training Program Available to Revere Residents
City-funded program kicks off May 29; will provide participants with foundational skills to compete for frontline hospitality positions
City of Revere CharlieCard Program
It’s now easier for everyone to obtain an MBTA Charlie Card. The cards are available from the Healthy Community Initiatives office on the lower level of Revere City Hall during regular City Hall business hours.
Traffic Commission, Amendments
Notice is hereby given in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 185 of the Acts of 1983, and Chapter 13 of the Acts of 1984, that the City of Revere Traffic Commission will conduct a Public Hearing on April 25, 2019 at 4:00 p.m. in the City Councilor Joseph A. Del Grosso Council Chambers of Revere City Hall.
Mayor Encourages First Congregational Church “Walk for Hunger” Team
Mayor Brian Arrigo extended his encouragement to the team of walkers from Revere’s First Congregational Church who will take part in the 2019 Project Bread “Walk for Hunger” on May 5 at Boston Common.
The Revere Public Library challenges the City of Revere!
In recognition of Patriots Day 2019 and Patriots Day 2020, the Revere Public Library is challenging everyone to put their memories to work during the next 52 weeks by learning and memorizing the entirety of Longfellow’s famous poem, “Paul Revere’s Ride.”