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How the Everett City Council voted, from the City Clerk's official minutes. 11 councilors: one from each of the city’s 6 wards and 5 elected at large. Elected November 4, 2025; organized January 5, 2026. Council President: Stephanie Smith (elected unanimously January 5, 2026). The minutes record no Vice President. Seats: Michele Capone (Ward 1), Stephanie Martins (Ward 2), Anthony DiPierro (Ward 3), Holly Garcia (Ward 4), Vivian Nguyen (Ward 5), Peter Pietrantonio (Ward 6); Guerline Alcy Jabouin, Michael Marchese, Stephanie Smith, Katy Rogers and Wayne A. Matewsky (at large). Wayne A. Matewsky resigned at the end of the May 26, 2026 meeting (city announcement, June 9, 2026); under the City Charter the at-large vacancy went to the runner-up in the 2025 election, John F. Hanlon, who is listed present from June 8, 2026. The city has posted minutes through August 3, 2026. The end date (January 2028) is a placeholder for the next organizational meeting. Covers 16 meetings so far, January 5 to August 3, 2026.
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What does the City Council do? It is the city’s lawmaking body. It passes local laws (ordinances), votes on the yearly budget, and approves borrowing and zoning changes.
The mayor runs the city day to day and proposes the budget.
Sources: Mass. General Laws c. 44 § 32 (city budgets)Vote Transparency Score
Everett City Council: 6.5 out of 10 · Partly open
How easy Everett makes it to see, online, how each member votes. It scores the city’s records, not any official. Checked October 11, 2026.
- Minutes postedMinutes are posted for every meeting more than three months old.Full points: 2/2
- Each vote namedThe minutes list how each councilor voted on every split vote.Full points: 3/3
- Posted quicklyMinutes usually go up about six to seven weeks after a meeting.Part points: 1/2
- Past years onlineFull minutes go back to January 2022.No points: 0/1
- Readable textMost of the past year’s minutes are scanned images, not searchable text.No points: 0/1
- Member photosThe city’s council page shows photos of most councilors.Part points: 0.5/1
How the city can raise its score
- Posted quickly (+1): Post minutes within 30 days. If approval takes longer, post a draft marked “Draft – not yet approved” and replace it later.
- Past years online (+1): Keep at least five years of minutes online. When the website changes, move the old files instead of deleting them.
- Readable text (+1): Save minutes straight from Word or Google Docs as a PDF instead of printing and scanning them. If a scan is needed, turn on the scanner’s “searchable PDF” or text-recognition setting.
- Member photos (+0.5): Show a photo of each member on the board’s web page, with their name, the date their term ends and how to contact them. A group photo of the members, with everyone named in the caption or on the same page, earns half a point.
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Councilors
Guerline Alcy JabouinMember · At-large · at 14 of 16 meetings✓ Every meeting 2026
Michele CaponeMember · Ward 1 · at 16 of 16 meetings✓ Every meeting 2026
Anthony DiPierroMember · Ward 3 · at 16 of 16 meetings✓ Every meeting 2026
Holly GarciaMember · Ward 4 · at 16 of 16 meetings
John F. HanlonMember · At-large · at 3 of 4 meetings · from Jun 2026
Michael MarcheseMember · At-large · at 13 of 16 meetings
Stephanie MartinsMember · Ward 2 · at 15 of 16 meetingsWayne A. MatewskyMember · At-large · at 11 of 12 meetings · until May 2026
Vivian NguyenMember · Ward 5 · at 14 of 16 meetings
Peter PietrantonioMember · Ward 6 · at 15 of 16 meetings✓ Every meeting 2026
Katy RogersMember · At-large · at 16 of 16 meetings"At X of Y meetings" counts the roll call at the start of each meeting in this record. Councilors who step out are listed on each meeting page.
Attendance
16 full-board meetings so far this year, through August 3. Ties share a rank.
1Michele Capone16 of 16 meetings Every meeting100%1Anthony DiPierro16 of 16 meetings Every meeting100%1Holly Garcia16 of 16 meetings Every meeting100%1Katy Rogers16 of 16 meetings Every meeting100%5Stephanie Martins15 of 16 meetings94%5Peter Pietrantonio15 of 16 meetings94%5Stephanie Smith15 of 16 meetings94%8Wayne A. Matewsky11 of 12 meetings · served until May92%9Guerline Alcy Jabouin14 of 16 meetings88%9Vivian Nguyen14 of 16 meetings88%11Michael Marchese13 of 16 meetings81%12John F. Hanlon3 of 4 meetings · served from Jun75%32 full-board meetings in 2025. Ties share a rank.
1Holly Garcia32 of 32 meetings Every meeting100%1Stephanie Martins32 of 32 meetings Every meeting100%3Katy Rogers31 of 32 meetings97%3Robert Van Campen31 of 32 meetings97%5John F. Hanlon30 of 32 meetings94%5Peter Pietrantonio30 of 32 meetings94%5Stephanie Smith30 of 32 meetings94%8Anthony DiPierro29 of 32 meetings91%9Guerline Alcy Jabouin28 of 32 meetings88%9Michael Marchese28 of 32 meetings88%11Wayne A. Matewsky25 of 32 meetings78%27 full-board meetings in 2024. Ties share a rank.
1Guerline Alcy Jabouin27 of 27 meetings Every meeting100%1Anthony DiPierro27 of 27 meetings Every meeting100%1Holly Garcia27 of 27 meetings Every meeting100%1Michael Marchese27 of 27 meetings Every meeting100%1Peter Pietrantonio27 of 27 meetings Every meeting100%1Katy Rogers27 of 27 meetings Every meeting100%7Stephanie Smith25 of 27 meetings93%8Robert Van Campen24 of 27 meetings89%9Wayne A. Matewsky23 of 27 meetings85%10John F. Hanlon21 of 27 meetings78%10Stephanie Martins21 of 27 meetings78%25 full-board meetings in 2023. Ties share a rank.
1Darren Costa25 of 25 meetings Every meeting100%1Alfred Lattanzi25 of 25 meetings Every meeting100%3Michael Marchese24 of 25 meetings96%4Wayne A. Matewsky23 of 25 meetings92%5John F. Hanlon22 of 25 meetings88%5Stephanie Smith22 of 25 meetings88%7Stephanie Martins21 of 25 meetings84%7Vivian Nguyen21 of 25 meetings84%9Richard Dell Isola20 of 25 meetings80%10Irene Cardillo15 of 25 meetings60%11Jimmy Le2 of 25 meetings8%32 full-board meetings in 2022. Ties share a rank.
1John F. Hanlon32 of 32 meetings Every meeting100%1Alfred Lattanzi32 of 32 meetings Every meeting100%1Michael Marchese32 of 32 meetings Every meeting100%4Stephanie Martins31 of 32 meetings97%5Darren Costa15 of 16 meetings · served from Jun94%6Wayne A. Matewsky29 of 32 meetings91%7Stephanie Smith28 of 32 meetings88%8Anthony DiPierro12 of 14 meetings · served until May86%9Irene Cardillo27 of 32 meetings84%9Richard Dell Isola27 of 32 meetings84%11Vivian Nguyen25 of 32 meetings78%12Jimmy Le11 of 32 meetings34%From the official minutes: full-board meetings only (committee meetings are not counted). Members are counted only for meetings held while they served, and arriving late counts as attending. The minutes rarely say why a member was absent.
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Meetings
About missing minutes
Loaded: every full Everett City Council meeting with posted minutes from January 3, 2022 through August 3, 2026: 132 meetings (regular meetings, special meetings, the January organizational meetings, and joint conventions with the School Committee) and 2,803 votes. The city’s website says its online minutes are “only a synopsis of the meeting action” and that the official minutes are kept at the City Clerk’s Office; MassVoter uses the minutes the city posts online. Council committee meetings are not loaded. At the joint conventions with the School Committee (the yearly budget presentation), only the councilors’ votes are shown. The city also posts short “REPORT” summaries for a few 2020 and 2021 meetings (November 23, 2020 and January 11, February 8, March 8 and April 12, 2021) that mark items “PASSED” without names; they are not loaded. Not here: meetings with an agenda but no posted minutes (April 10, 2023 and the October 4, 2022 joint convention; MassVoter is asking the City Clerk), and meetings after August 3, 2026: the September 14 and September 28, 2026 minutes are not posted yet (the city reported a cybersecurity incident in early September 2026 and City Hall reopened September 21). Most minutes from 2022 through January 2026 are scanned images; MassVoter read them from the page images, and transcribed by hand eight pages of the August 8, 2022 minutes that are too faint for machine reading. Everett’s minutes record each vote in a box: the motion, who moved and seconded it, the result (“Passed [9 TO 1]”) and, for a roll call, the councilors voting yes (AYES), no (NAYS) and away. We show roll calls by name as recorded; councilors listed as “away” are left out of that vote, and a councilor who was at the meeting but is not on a roll call is left out of that vote, with a note. Many motions are recorded as “Passed [0 TO 0]” with no names, which is how the minutes show a vote taken without a roll call; we show the result only (1,398 votes), except where the minutes say the motion passed unanimously, where every councilor present is shown voting yes, with a note. Motions whose result line is blank (“[0 TO 0]” with no “Passed” or “Failed”) are not loaded (55), nor are 8 where the result line and the text of the minutes disagree. Some result lines print “Passed” on a vote the count shows did not carry (for example “Passed [2 TO 9]” or a 5-to-5 tie); those are shown as failed, with a note. Votes to elect the Council President where councilors named different people show the result only, with the names quoted. We will ask the city to confirm any noted vote.
Votes where councilors disagreed
Most council votes are unanimous. These are the ones where at least one councilor voted no or abstained, newest first.
Aug 3Favorable Action — Petition: A petition from National Grid…Motion: 1. C0178-26 Petition/s/ Councilor Stephanie V. Smith, as President A petition…Passed 8–1 · No: Rogers
August 3, 2026 (Special meeting): Favorable Action — Petition: A petition from National Grid requesting permission to install approximately 10' of 2-4" conduit from existing pole #1478-0 to private property to provide a permanent...
1. C0178-26 Petition/s/ Councilor Stephanie V. Smith, as President A petition from National Grid requesting permission to install approximately 10' of 2-4" conduit from existing pole #1478-0 to private property to provide a permanent overhead to underground service at 11 Swan Street The item was laid on the table. Later in the meeting, the item was taken from the table. Jose Louis from National Grid (170 Medford Street, Malden) appeared before the council and explained that National Grid is requesting to install about 5 to 10 feet of conduit from an existing pole to private property to provide an overhead to underground service. He noted this is a customer-driven project. Public Hearing was held and no one spoke in favor or against the petition. MOTION: Favorable Action MOVER: SECONDER: RESULT: Passed [8 TO 1] ; Alcy Jabouin, Capone, DiPierro, Garcia, Marchese, Martins, AYES: ; Nguyen, Smith NAYS: Rogers AWAY: Hanlon, Pietrantonio
Yes: Capone, DiPierro, Garcia, Jabouin, Marchese, Martins, Nguyen, SmithNo: RogersThe minutes list John F. Hanlon as “away” for this vote.
From the minutes
“1. C0178-26 Petition/s/ Councilor Stephanie V. Smith, as President A petition from National Grid requesting permission to install approximately 10' of 2-4" conduit from existing pole #1478-0 to private property to provide a permanent overhead to underground service at 11 Swan Street The item was laid on the table. Later in the meeting, the item was taken from the table. Jose Louis from National Grid (170 Medford Street, Malden) appeared before the council and explained that National Grid is requesting to install about 5 to 10 feet of conduit from an existing pole to private property to provide an overhead to underground service. He noted this is a customer-driven project. Public Hearing was held and no one spoke in favor or against the petition. MOTION: Favorable Action MOVER: SECONDER: RESULT: Passed [8 TO 1] ; Alcy Jabouin, Capone, DiPierro, Garcia, Marchese, Martins, AYES: ; Nguyen, Smith NAYS: Rogers AWAY: Hanlon, Pietrantonio.”
Aug 3Favorable Action — Order: An order requesting approval to…Motion: 2. C©C0175-26 Order/s/ Councilor Stephanie V. Smith, as President An order…Passed 8–0 · see note
August 3, 2026 (Special meeting): Favorable Action — Order: An order requesting approval to accept and expend a $10,000.00 donation from the Everett Foundation for Aged Persons to support the Council on Aging Councilor Capone...
2. C©C0175-26 Order/s/ Councilor Stephanie V. Smith, as President An order requesting approval to accept and expend a $10,000.00 donation from the Everett Foundation for Aged Persons to support the Council on Aging Councilor Capone recused herself from this item as she is the vice chairperson of the foundation and went to the back room. MOTION: Favorable Action MOVER: Anthony DiPierro SECONDER: _ Stephanie Martins RESULT: Passed [8 TO 0] . Alcy Jabouin, DiPierro, Garcia, Marchese, Martins, Nguyen, Rogers, AYES: Smith NAYS: AWAY: Hanlon, Pietrantonio
Yes: DiPierro, Garcia, Jabouin, Marchese, Martins, Nguyen, Rogers, SmithThe minutes list John F. Hanlon as “away” for this vote. The roll call does not list Michele Capone, who was at the meeting, so that councilor is left out of this vote.
From the minutes
“2. C©C0175-26 Order/s/ Councilor Stephanie V. Smith, as President An order requesting approval to accept and expend a $10,000.00 donation from the Everett Foundation for Aged Persons to support the Council on Aging Councilor Capone recused herself from this item as she is the vice chairperson of the foundation and went to the back room. MOTION: Favorable Action MOVER: Anthony DiPierro SECONDER: _ Stephanie Martins RESULT: Passed [8 TO 0] . Alcy Jabouin, DiPierro, Garcia, Marchese, Martins, Nguyen, Rogers, AYES: Smith NAYS: AWAY: Hanlon, Pietrantonio.” (Motion: Anthony DiPierro, second: Stephanie Martins)
Aug 3Favorable Action — Appointment: An order requesting the confirmation…Motion: 5. C0181-26 Appointment/s/ Councilor Stephanie V. Smith, as President An order…Passed 8–0 · see note
August 3, 2026 (Special meeting): Favorable Action — Appointment: An order requesting the confirmation of the promotion of Firefighter Sean Hogan to the rank of Lieutenant on the Everett Fire Department
5. C0181-26 Appointment/s/ Councilor Stephanie V. Smith, as President An order requesting the confirmation of the promotion of Firefighter Sean Hogan to the rank of Lieutenant on the Everett Fire Department MOTION: Favorable Action MOVER: Holly Garcia SECONDER: Katy Rogers RESULT: Passed [8 TO 0] ; Alcy Jabouin, Capone, DiPierro, Garcia, Marchese, Martins, AYES: Nguyen, Rogers NAYS: AWAY: Hanlon, Pietrantonio, Smith
Yes: Capone, DiPierro, Garcia, Jabouin, Marchese, Martins, Nguyen, RogersThe minutes list John F. Hanlon and Stephanie Smith as “away” for this vote.
From the minutes
“5. C0181-26 Appointment/s/ Councilor Stephanie V. Smith, as President An order requesting the confirmation of the promotion of Firefighter Sean Hogan to the rank of Lieutenant on the Everett Fire Department MOTION: Favorable Action MOVER: Holly Garcia SECONDER: Katy Rogers RESULT: Passed [8 TO 0] ; Alcy Jabouin, Capone, DiPierro, Garcia, Marchese, Martins, AYES: Nguyen, Rogers NAYS: AWAY: Hanlon, Pietrantonio, Smith.” (Motion: Holly Garcia, second: Katy Rogers)
Aug 3Favorable Action — Appointment: An order requesting the confirmation…Motion: 6. C0184-26 Appointment/s/ Councilor Stephanie V. Smith, as President An order…Passed 9–0 · see note
August 3, 2026 (Special meeting): Favorable Action — Appointment: An order requesting the confirmation of the appointment of Norilyz Valentin to serve as Director of Information Technology for the City of Everett, for a term…
6. C0184-26 Appointment/s/ Councilor Stephanie V. Smith, as President An order requesting the confirmation of the appointment of Norilyz Valentin to serve as Director of Information Technology for the City of Everett, for a term of 3 years to begin immediately upon City Council confirmation. Councilor Garcia moved to suspend the rules and favorable action, seconded by Councilor Martins. MOTION: Favorable Action MOVER: Holly Garcia SECONDER: _ Stephanie Martins RESULT: Passed [9 TO 0] ; Capone, DiPierro, Garcia, Hanlon, Marchese, Martins, Nguyen, AYES: ; Rogers, Smith NAYS: AWAY: Alcy Jabouin, Pietrantonio
Yes: Capone, DiPierro, Garcia, Hanlon, Marchese, Martins, Nguyen, Rogers, SmithThe minutes list Guerline Alcy Jabouin as “away” for this vote.
From the minutes
“6. C0184-26 Appointment/s/ Councilor Stephanie V. Smith, as President An order requesting the confirmation of the appointment of Norilyz Valentin to serve as Director of Information Technology for the City of Everett, for a term of 3 years to begin immediately upon City Council confirmation. Councilor Garcia moved to suspend the rules and favorable action, seconded by Councilor Martins. MOTION: Favorable Action MOVER: Holly Garcia SECONDER: _ Stephanie Martins RESULT: Passed [9 TO 0] ; Capone, DiPierro, Garcia, Hanlon, Marchese, Martins, Nguyen, AYES: ; Rogers, Smith NAYS: AWAY: Alcy Jabouin, Pietrantonio.” (Motion: Holly Garcia, second: Stephanie Martins)
Aug 3Favorable Action — Petition: A petition requesting the renewal…Motion: 8. C0177-26 Petition/s/ Councilor Stephanie V. Smith, as President A petition…Passed 9–0 · see note
August 3, 2026 (Special meeting): Favorable Action — Petition: A petition requesting the renewal of a special license for extended hours of operation for Taqueria Don Roge at 1739 Revere Beach Parkway
8. C0177-26 Petition/s/ Councilor Stephanie V. Smith, as President A petition requesting the renewal of a special license for extended hours of operation for Taqueria Don Roge at 1739 Revere Beach Parkway MOTION: Favorable Action MOVER: Holly Garcia SECONDER: Katy Rogers RESULT: Passed [9 TO 0] . Alcy Jabouin, Capone, DiPierro, Garcia, Marchese, Martins, AYES: ; Nguyen, Rogers, Smith NAYS: AWAY: Hanlon, Pietrantonio
Yes: Capone, DiPierro, Garcia, Jabouin, Marchese, Martins, Nguyen, Rogers, SmithThe minutes list John F. Hanlon as “away” for this vote.
From the minutes
“8. C0177-26 Petition/s/ Councilor Stephanie V. Smith, as President A petition requesting the renewal of a special license for extended hours of operation for Taqueria Don Roge at 1739 Revere Beach Parkway MOTION: Favorable Action MOVER: Holly Garcia SECONDER: Katy Rogers RESULT: Passed [9 TO 0] . Alcy Jabouin, Capone, DiPierro, Garcia, Marchese, Martins, AYES: ; Nguyen, Rogers, Smith NAYS: AWAY: Hanlon, Pietrantonio.” (Motion: Holly Garcia, second: Katy Rogers)
Aug 3Favorable Action — Petition: A petition requesting the approval…Motion: 9. C0179-26 Petition/s/ Councilor Stephanie V. Smith, as President A petition…Passed 9–0 · see note
August 3, 2026 (Special meeting): Favorable Action — Petition: A petition requesting the approval of a new class two motor vehicle dealer license for Triple S Auto Group LLC at 153 Ferry Street
9. C0179-26 Petition/s/ Councilor Stephanie V. Smith, as President A petition requesting the approval of a new class two motor vehicle dealer license for Triple S Auto Group LLC at 153 Ferry Street MOTION: Favorable Action MOVER: Michael Marchese SECONDER: Katy Rogers RESULT: Passed [9 TO 0] . Alcy Jabouin, Capone, DiPierro, Garcia, Marchese, Martins, AYES: ; Nguyen, Rogers, Smith NAYS: AWAY: Hanlon, Pietrantonio
Yes: Capone, DiPierro, Garcia, Jabouin, Marchese, Martins, Nguyen, Rogers, SmithThe minutes list John F. Hanlon as “away” for this vote.
From the minutes
“9. C0179-26 Petition/s/ Councilor Stephanie V. Smith, as President A petition requesting the approval of a new class two motor vehicle dealer license for Triple S Auto Group LLC at 153 Ferry Street MOTION: Favorable Action MOVER: Michael Marchese SECONDER: Katy Rogers RESULT: Passed [9 TO 0] . Alcy Jabouin, Capone, DiPierro, Garcia, Marchese, Martins, AYES: ; Nguyen, Rogers, Smith NAYS: AWAY: Hanlon, Pietrantonio.” (Motion: Michael Marchese, second: Katy Rogers)
Aug 3Favorable Action — Petition: A petition requesting approval to…Motion: 10. C0185-26 Petition/s/ Councilor Stephanie V. Smith, as President A petition…Passed 9–0 · see note
August 3, 2026 (Special meeting): Favorable Action — Petition: A petition requesting approval to issue a special one-day alcoholic beverage license to Julius Ofurie to serve beer and wine at a funeral to be held…
10. C0185-26 Petition/s/ Councilor Stephanie V. Smith, as President A petition requesting approval to issue a special one-day alcoholic beverage license to Julius Ofurie to serve beer and wine at a funeral to be held at the Connolly Center (90 Chelsea Street) on Saturday August 15, 2026 from: 12:00 pm - 12:00 am MOTION: Favorable Action MOVER: Anthony DiPierro SECONDER: Michael Marchese RESULT: Passed [9 TO 0] . Alcy Jabouin, Capone, DiPierro, Garcia, Marchese, Martins, AYES: ; Nguyen, Rogers, Smith NAYS: AWAY: Hanlon, Pietrantonio
Yes: Capone, DiPierro, Garcia, Jabouin, Marchese, Martins, Nguyen, Rogers, SmithThe minutes list John F. Hanlon as “away” for this vote.
From the minutes
“10. C0185-26 Petition/s/ Councilor Stephanie V. Smith, as President A petition requesting approval to issue a special one-day alcoholic beverage license to Julius Ofurie to serve beer and wine at a funeral to be held at the Connolly Center (90 Chelsea Street) on Saturday August 15, 2026 from: 12:00 pm - 12:00 am MOTION: Favorable Action MOVER: Anthony DiPierro SECONDER: Michael Marchese RESULT: Passed [9 TO 0] . Alcy Jabouin, Capone, DiPierro, Garcia, Marchese, Martins, AYES: ; Nguyen, Rogers, Smith NAYS: AWAY: Hanlon, Pietrantonio.” (Motion: Anthony DiPierro, second: Michael Marchese)
Jun 22Favorable Action — Petition: A petition from National Grid…Motion: 1. ©0155-26 Petition/s/ Councilor Stephanie V. Smith, as President eae! T…Passed · see note
June 22, 2026: Favorable Action — Petition: A petition from National Grid requesting permission to install approximately 10' of 2-4" conduit on Irving Street from existing pole #694-0 to provide a permanent...
1. ©0155-26 Petition/s/ Councilor Stephanie V. Smith, as President eae! T CITY CLERK'S OFFICE REC'D 2026 AUG 4 pai 2:59 A petition from National Grid requesting permission to install approximately 10' of 2-4" conduit on Irving Street from existing pole #694-0 to provide a permanent overhead to underground service at 41-47 Union Street The petitioner requested to withdraw the petition without prejudice after a public hearing on the petition was advertised Council Chair Marchese asked for a motion to withdraw without prejudice. MOTION: Favorable Action MOVER: Holly Garcia SECONDER: Guerline Alcy Jabouin RESULT: Passed [0 TO 0] AYES: NAYS: AWAY:
The minutes record this vote as “Passed [0 TO 0]” with no names, which is how they show a vote taken without a roll call. Showing the result only.
From the minutes
“1. ©0155-26 Petition/s/ Councilor Stephanie V. Smith, as President eae! T CITY CLERK'S OFFICE REC'D 2026 AUG 4 pai 2:59 A petition from National Grid requesting permission to install approximately 10' of 2-4" conduit on Irving Street from existing pole #694-0 to provide a permanent overhead to underground service at 41-47 Union Street The petitioner requested to withdraw the petition without prejudice after a public hearing on the petition was advertised Council Chair Marchese asked for a motion to withdraw without prejudice. MOTION: Favorable Action MOVER: Holly Garcia SECONDER: Guerline Alcy Jabouin RESULT: Passed [0 TO 0] AYES: NAYS: AWAY:.” (Motion: Holly Garcia, second: Guerline Alcy Jabouin)
Jun 22Favorable Action — Order: An order requesting approval to…Motion: 2. C0170-26 Order/s/ Councilor Stephanie V. Smith, as President An order…Passed 10–0 · see note
June 22, 2026: Favorable Action — Order: An order requesting approval to accept and expend a grant from the Massachusetts Office of Travel and Tourism in the amount of $5,000.00.to cover a portion…
2. C0170-26 Order/s/ Councilor Stephanie V. Smith, as President An order requesting approval to accept and expend a grant from the Massachusetts Office of Travel and Tourism in the amount of $5,000.00.to cover a portion of the public safety expenses incurred in connection with the Everett Fan Fest watch party Council Member Pietrantonio requested that they send correspondence once the total cost of the event is available. MOTION: Favorable Action MOVER: Peter Pietrantonio SECONDER: Guerline Alcy Jabouin RESULT: Passed [10 TO 0] 4 Alcy Jabouin, Capone, DiPierro, Hanlon, Garcia, Marchese, Martins, AYES: ; : Nguyen, Pietrantonio, Rogers NAYS: AWAY: Smith
Yes: Capone, DiPierro, Garcia, Hanlon, Jabouin, Marchese, Martins, Nguyen, Pietrantonio, RogersThe minutes list Stephanie Smith as “away” for this vote.
From the minutes
“2. C0170-26 Order/s/ Councilor Stephanie V. Smith, as President An order requesting approval to accept and expend a grant from the Massachusetts Office of Travel and Tourism in the amount of $5,000.00.to cover a portion of the public safety expenses incurred in connection with the Everett Fan Fest watch party Council Member Pietrantonio requested that they send correspondence once the total cost of the event is available. MOTION: Favorable Action MOVER: Peter Pietrantonio SECONDER: Guerline Alcy Jabouin RESULT: Passed [10 TO 0] 4 Alcy Jabouin, Capone, DiPierro, Hanlon, Garcia, Marchese, Martins, AYES: ; : Nguyen, Pietrantonio, Rogers NAYS: AWAY: Smith.” (Motion: Peter Pietrantonio, second: Guerline Alcy Jabouin)
Jun 22Favorable Action — Appointment: An order recommending confirmation of…Motion: 3. C0171-26 Appointment/s/ Councilor Stephanie V. Smith, as President An order…Passed 10–0 · see note
June 22, 2026: Favorable Action — Appointment: An order recommending confirmation of the appointments of Kristopher Buck, Nicole Flores, Gustavo Romero, Shawn McCormack, Scott Fitzemeyer and Joseph Granara as...
3. C0171-26 Appointment/s/ Councilor Stephanie V. Smith, as President An order recommending confirmation of the appointments of Kristopher Buck, Nicole Flores, Gustavo Romero, Shawn McCormack, Scott Fitzemeyer and Joseph Granara as Police Officers for the City of Everett . MOTION: Favorable Action MOVER: Holly Garcia SECONDER: Stephanie Martins RESULT: Passed [10 TO 0] : Alcy Jabouin, Capone, DiPierro, Hanlon, Garcia, Marchese, Martins, AYES: : Nguyen, Pietrantonio, Rogers NAYS: AWAY: Smith
Yes: Capone, DiPierro, Garcia, Hanlon, Jabouin, Marchese, Martins, Nguyen, Pietrantonio, RogersThe minutes list Stephanie Smith as “away” for this vote.
From the minutes
“3. C0171-26 Appointment/s/ Councilor Stephanie V. Smith, as President An order recommending confirmation of the appointments of Kristopher Buck, Nicole Flores, Gustavo Romero, Shawn McCormack, Scott Fitzemeyer and Joseph Granara as Police Officers for the City of Everett . MOTION: Favorable Action MOVER: Holly Garcia SECONDER: Stephanie Martins RESULT: Passed [10 TO 0] : Alcy Jabouin, Capone, DiPierro, Hanlon, Garcia, Marchese, Martins, AYES: : Nguyen, Pietrantonio, Rogers NAYS: AWAY: Smith.” (Motion: Holly Garcia, second: Stephanie Martins)
From the Everett City Council’s minutes, posted on the city’s Agendas, Minutes & Transcripts page (City Council folder). We check every vote against the councilors present and quote the exact wording. MassVoter never grades or scores officials. Councilor photos: City of Everett (cityofeverett.com), from the official City Council page. Michele Capone: Everett Advocate (captioned news photo, cropped by MassVoter). Former councilors show initials.
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