Welcome to Everett,
Massachusetts

 
 

Welcome to Everett,
Massachusetts

 
 

Welcome to Everett,
Massachusetts

 
 

Welcome to Everett,
Massachusetts

 
 

Welcome to Everett,
Massachusetts

 
 

Welcome to Everett,
Massachusetts

Mayor Robert J. Van Campen

Welcome to the City of Everett!

Everett is a place where people know their neighborhoods, where different cultures live side by side, and where there’s real pride in calling this city home. With more than 50,000 residents, Everett feels busy in the best way. It’s full of energy, character, and community. From local parks and public spaces to restaurants and small businesses, there’s a lot here that brings people together.

As Mayor, I’m committed to keeping Everett safe, fiscally sound, and welcoming. Let us move forward together—honoring Everett’s proud past, meeting today’s challenges head-on, and building a future that reflects the hopes of all who are privileged to call this city home.

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Robert Van Campen headshot

Everett 311

Your direct line to City Hall.

Everett 311 and the Mayor’s Office of Constituent Services are here to help with anything related to the City of Everett — from reporting an issue to getting answers about city services, programs, or events.

Submit a Request →

Upcoming Events

Calendar of Events

Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
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3 events,
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5 events,
3 events,
1 event,
1 event,
1 event,
4 events,
2 events,
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2 events,
2 events,
1 event,
1 event,
1 event,
6 events,
4 events,
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5 events,
3 events,
0 events,
0 events,
1 event,
0 events,
3 events,
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5 events,
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6 events,
0 events,
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0 events,
1 event,
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1 event,
1 event,
0 events,
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Follow the City of Everett on Socials

Happy Lunar New Year, Everett! As the Year of the Snake ends and the Year of the Horse begins, we wish you luck, good fortune, and most importantly, good health in the new year.

If you celebrate, what traditions are most meaningful to you?

Happy Presidents' Day! Did you know President John F. Kennedy visited Everett several times throughout his political career? This historical photograph from Everett Public Libraries shows Kennedy at the Central Fire Station during a Congressional campaign.

We’re taking it back to the 90s … minus the booze, plus all the good energy.

Join us for an alcohol-free dance night celebrating recovery, community, and connection.

Dress 90s if you want. Come as you are if you don’t. Bring a friend.

REMINDER: Trash will be delayed this upcoming week due to the Presidents Day holiday.

City offices will also be closed on Monday and will reopen with extended hours (8 - 7:30 PM) on Tuesday (2/17).

Questions? Call 311 or 617-394-2270.

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