Check out the latest news from the campaign trail!

ICYMI: Speeds kills

Check out my latest op-ed about what my administration is doing to keep everyone on the roads safe and getting maintain and improve quality of life for everyone in Revere - young and old and everyone in between.

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ICYMI: On the quality of life

Check out my latest op-ed about what my administration is doing to maintain and improve quality of life for everyone in Revere - young and old and everyone in between.

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ICYMI: In Revere, Acting Means Action!

In the June Revere Journal you can find my op-ed laying out how I went from City Council President to Mayor Of Revere, what actions I’ve taken as Acting Mayor, and what I’ve learned since being sworn in a little more than a month ago.

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Keefe sworn in as Mayor

With Mayor Arrigo’s departure from City Hall to become the DCR Commissioner, City Council President Patrick Keefe was sworn in as Acting Mayor. Read this press release from the City for more information about the transition, and this article from the Journal for Pat’s exact duties. To talk more about the transition and walk Revere residents can expect check out this video!

Keefe Endorsed by Arrigo Committee Staff & Vols

The endorsement of my campaign by Mayor Brian Arrigo’s campaign staff & supporters reinforces my message: I am committed to build upon the foundation that has stimulated Revere’s economic growth, professionalized city government, and fostered the vitality that boosts our neighborhoods. I express my gratitude to the Arrigo campaign staff & supporters for their expression of confidence. To all the residents of Revere, I promise a campaign that concentrates on Revere’s immeasurable potential to attract families and business to our community. Let’s unite to maintain Revere’s forward progress.

Keefe announces run for Mayor

“The announcement made by Mayor Arrigo is still relatively fresh, but my family and I have taken the last week to process what this news means for us and our city. The next leader of our city should use our last eight years as our foundation and continue moving the city forward. I know that my calling has come and that I have the experience, leadership, and unmatched work ethic to get the job done.” Check out all the details in the Revere Journal, available through the link.