Mayor's Updates

MassDOT Advisory: Revere Nightly Lane Closures and Detours of Route 1A (North Shore Road)

Nightly from 9:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. the following morning, Thursday, July 31, through Friday, August 29

West Nile Virus Confirmed in Mosquitoes from Revere

Department of Public Health to continue weekly mosquito spraying protocols, education to residents and vulnerable populations

Maria LaVita Named Chief of Police for the City of Revere

An attorney and proud graduate of Revere Public Schools, LaVita brings nearly 30 years of experience with the department

City of Revere Increases Student Work Opportunities, Employs 210 Revere Students In Summer Jobs Programs

Parks and Recreation and YouthWorks increased hiring capacity by 25 roles for summer 2025

New Revere High School Project Moving Smoothly Through Early Phases of Site Work

Site prep complete, final demolition permits to be pulled in July

Se amplía la elegibilidad para el Programa de Asistencia para el Pago Inicial de Compradores de Vivienda por Primera Vez de Revere

$10,000 disponibles para residentes que ganen hasta el 100% del ingreso medio del área

Eligibility Expanded for Revere’s First-Time Homebuyer Downpayment Assistance Program

$10,000 available to residents making up to 100% of area median income

Revere Beach Farmer's Market Open for Second Season On Friday, July 11

Expanded offerings include more than 23 unique vendors weekly, live entertainment, and family fun

Statement from Mayor Patrick M. Keefe Jr. Regarding Fatal Fire at 661 Washington Street

REVERE, MA – I was saddened to learn of the fatal fire at 661 Washington Street, and of the loss of retired Revere Police Officer, Richie Serino. On behalf of the City of Revere, I extend my sincere condolences to the Serino family and loved ones during this unimaginable time of loss.

Richie Serino was a community staple, who took pride in his home and his family. He comes from a lineage of…

S&P Global Ratings Affirms City of Revere’s AA Underlying Rating and Stable Outlook, Assigns SP-1+ Rating to City’s $75,000,000 General Obligation Bond Anticipation Notes

AA Bond Rating Reflects Strength in Budgetary Performance and Flexibility