Mayor's Updates
Ellie Fund Hosts Breast Cancer Community Education Summit in Revere
August 5, 2026Event Convened Health Experts, Patients & Caregivers to Connect, Educate, and Empower the Breast Cancer Community
City Council Unanimously Approves Mayor Keefe’s FY27 Budget and Capital Improvement Plan
July 6, 2026Balanced Budget Prioritizes Education, Public Safety and Infrastructure Improvements
CITY OF REVERE CUTS RIBBON ON THREE NEW PARKS, CELEBRATING SHIRLEY AVENUE'S ECONOMIC REVITALIZATION
May 15, 2026Driven by a successful participatory budgeting process and public-private partnerships, the new spaces reflect a resident-led vision for “The Ave”/"La Shirley"
Mayor Keefe Joins Revere Leaders to Announce “Field of Play,” A Series of World Cup Watch Parties
April 24, 2026Summer Tourism initiative for soccer fans will include free activities and events on America’s First Public Beach and near MBTA hubs
Mayor Keefe Joins Regional Leaders to Break Ground on Historic McKinley School Revitalization
April 17, 2026Currently-defunct building to be creatively repurposed to house the Metro North Regional Emergency Communications Center and double Revere Public Schools’ preschool capacity
“Field of Play” World Cup Events Initiative to Kick Off in Revere on Friday, June 12 (English, Spanish, and Arabic)
April 1, 2026Free viewing parties, street festivals, and youth soccer activities all promised for Summer 2026
"We Stand Together”: In State of the City Address, Mayor Keefe Highlights Unity and Good Government as Revere’s Path Forward
March 12, 2026REVERE, MA — Emphasizing the power of unity, Mayor Patrick M. Keefe Jr. delivered his State of the City address on Wednesday evening at the Susan B. Anthony Middle School. Anchored by the theme of “Good Government,” Mayor Keefe highlighted the City’s investments in housing affordability, modernized public safety, economic growth, and education. Reflecting on a national climate often…
City of Revere Receives Distinguished Budget Presentation Award from Government Finance Officers Association
March 2, 2026Thirteenth consecutive year the City of Revere has received this honor
Mayor Keefe Invites Revere Residents and Business Owners to His 2026 State of the City Address
March 2, 2026Topics to be discussed include affordability, business growth, public safety, and new Revere High School
Second Year of Mobile City Hall Program to Kick Off on Thursday, March 5, at Beachmont Train Station
March 2, 2026Weekly visits across neighborhoods to increase accessibility to City services