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City of Revere Provides Important COVID-19 Updates for Residents

Monday, December 21, 2020 – Today the City of Revere provided several important  COVID-19 updates for residents heading into the holiday week. This morning the Revere Board of Health recorded 60 new cases of COVID-19 among residents. Revere is now averaging 80 new cases a day and its 14-day positivity rate is 11.3%.

• Limited testing availability: Residents are advised that testing...

Mayor Arrigo Activates Fire Relief Fund to support Victims of Thornton St Fire

Donations may be made online or via check through January 9th, 2021 Read more

City of Revere Provides Update on Business Support and Enforcement

Current business restrictions will remain in place, with increased monitoring of compliance Read more

Revere Board of Health Releases Weekly COVID-19 Data Summary

10,000 COVID tests administered for Revere residents over last two weeks Read more

Revere Works Coalition Launches Interactive Employment Resource Website

Residents and Employers Can Access and Post Job Listings, Virtual Seminars and Resources Read more

Revere City Hall Shifting to Appointment-Only Model for In-Person Services

Most City Business Can Be Completed Online at Revere.org, Residents Should Call 3-1-1 to Make Appointments for Service Read more

Mayor Arrigo and Revere Board of Health Announce New COVID-19 Response Actions

City Records Highest Single Day Case Count of the Pandemic, Third Testing Site for Revere Residents Only to Open Sunday, City Steps Up Collaboration with Owners and Managers of Large Residential Complexes Read more

With Holidays Approaching, Mayor Arrigo Shares Update on Work to Keep Revere Seniors Safe

Urges Residents to Remain Vigilant this Week Read more

Revere Board of Health Issues Guidance for Lowering COVID-19 Risk at Thanksgiving

Tuesday, November 10, 2020 – Today the Revere Board of Health issued guidance regarding lowering COVID-19 risks during Thanksgiving celebrations. Residents are strongly encouraged to consider the risks of traditional Thanksgiving celebrations. Larger, indoor gatherings with shared food and drink have been deemed “high-risk” by the Centers for Disease Control due to potential for direct and... Read more

Mayor Brian Arrigo Announces Kim Hanton as Chief of Staff, Acknowledges Robert Marra for 38 Years of Dedicated Service to the City of Revere

Tuesday, November 3, 2020 – Last week Mayor Brian Arrigo announced the City's Chief of Health and Human Services Kim Hanton will assume the role of Chief of Staff following the retirement of Robert Marra. Marra has served the City of Revere for 38 years as Assistant City Solicitor, Commissioner on the Revere Housing Authority (chair from 1996-2000); City Solicitor, member of the Zoning Board of... Read more