Due to the Federal Holiday this past Monday, all Capitol Waste collections the remainder of the week 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
E-Permitting Is Now Live in the Building Department!
Bulky Item Pickup is now live in the City's online permitting system.
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and Bilingual Instructions.
You can apply for Building Department and Site Plan Review permits through
CitizenServe, the
City of Revere's online permitting system. Bilingual Instructions.
You can also apply online for a Yard Sale Permit,
a temporary Dumpster/Pod Permit,
or a Driveway Curb Cut.
Approved Drain Layers can apply for a Street Opening Permit.
For help with the new system call 3-1-1 (781-286-8311).
Search The City of Revere FAQ Database and Revere.org
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State of the City Address Date Set
Mayor Brian Arrigo will deliver the 2019 State of the City Address on Thursday, February 7th, at 6:30 p.m. in the Susan B. Anthony Middle School Auditorium, 107 Newhall Street. All are welcome.
A New High School Is On Revere’s Horizon
Public education in Revere took a major leap forward Wednesday when the Massachusetts School Building Authority announced its initial approval of the City’s bid for a new Revere High School.
Latest Investment In Public Safety Arrives At Central Fire Station
Mayor Brian Arrigo joined Fire Chief Chris Bright Monday afternoon to unveil the newest addition to the City’s firefighting force, a KME Ladder Truck that goes into service as the new Ladder 2 operating out of Central Fire Station on Broadway.
Mayor Arrigo Celebrates One Year of Revere311
Mayor Brian Arrigo announced this week that in its first year of implementation, Revere311 constituent services has answered more than 27,000 calls and worked with city departments to respond to nearly 7,000 requests for service.
Mayor Arrigo Announces Holiday Parking Ticket Amnesty Program
The new holiday Parking Ticket Amnesty program proposed by Mayor Brian Arrigo and approved by the City Council Monday night will give parking scofflaws the chance to make things right--and do a good deed at the same time.