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Buydown Program

This Wednesday, 11/4, at 8:15AM the application will be live for the Revere Affordable Homeownership Buydown Program, which provides up to $75,000-$200,000 in direct purchase price assistance to income-eligible Revere residents purchasing their first home in the City.Learn More

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City of Revere Designated as a Municipal Vulnerability Preparedness Community

October 1, 2019

Mayor Brian M. Arrigo announced this week that the City of Revere has received designation as an Municipal Vulnerability Preparedness (MVP) Community by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

New Data Shows Rodent-Related Calls Down 75% Following Targeted Investments in Rodent Control

September 18, 2019

City Contractors Have Completed 4,000+ Inspections and Completed 750+ Exterminations Since June 2018

Remembering a Tragic Day : An Appreciation for First Responders

September 11, 2019

The numeric reference is all we need to see. 9/11.

Mayor Arrigo: Understanding Traffic, and Addressing It

August 27, 2019

By Mayor Brian M. Arrigo

Re-Booting Recycling: Our Recycling Habits Need Change

July 16, 2019

Think back some 30 years ago, when Revere joined a growing number of Massachusetts communities to provide curbside collection of recyclable materials. Do you remember the small green or red crates, and how you had to separate paper from metal from glass?

Investing in the City's History - and Future

July 2, 2019

Mayor Brian Arrigo announced this week that the City of Revere has been awarded a Massachusetts Preservation Projects Fund grant towards the restoration of the Revere Historical Society Museum, located at 108 Beach Street.

Mayor Arrigo Announces Revere’s Summer of Fun Plan for Safe, Healthy and Active Summer Season for All

June 19, 2019

As Revere Public Schools officially let out for summer break, Mayor Brian Arrigo announced plans aimed at ensuring a safe summer for the entire community..

Mayor Arrigo Officially Reopens Gibson Park

June 11, 2019

Mayor Continues to Prioritize a Healthy, Inclusive Revere

It’s Called “Free Cash”--But It’s Hard Earned

March 15, 2019

This week I requested the City Council to approve appropriations for the disbursement of “free cash” funds to a variety of purposes, projects, and activities that will continue our endless pursuit of a better quality of life for the residents of Revere.

Mayor Arrigo Outlines Vision for Vibrant, Modern Revere that Works for All Residents

February 11, 2019

Mayor Brian Arrigo tonight delivered his State of the City address at the Susan B. Anthony Middle School, highlighting his Administration’s work toward a Revere known for professionalized city services, a modern economy, and vibrant neighborhoods that every resident can be proud to call home

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