Currently holds the office of Everett City Mayor until December 31, 2029.
Candidate for Everett City Mayor in 2025 Massachusetts General Election.
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Get StartedRob will cut red tape for small businesses, promote aggressive buy local campaigns, and work with the Chamber of Commerce to build opportunity for entrepreneurs. Learn more
The city will establish Business Improvement Districts and support fair hiring so Everett’s economy benefits everyone, not just a select few. With these changes, main streets can flourish, more local jobs can be created, and small businesses will find it easier to grow and succeed in Everett. Learn more
Rob will make fixing overcrowding a real priority, not just an election-year promise. He will work to reopen Pope John as a school rather than as condos and seek input from educators, parents, and students to shape real solutions. The city council has already backed this plan. It is time for leadership that puts Everett’s kids and families first, not political games. Learn more
Working families are being priced out of Everett. Rob will create an Office of Housing Affordability to help residents access resources, keep rents and home prices in check, and increase affordable housing the right way. Learn more
The city will prioritize preserving existing homes, improve inclusionary zoning to deepen affordability, and only support new projects that put residents first. The goal is to keep Everett livable and affordable for everyone, whether they are new to the city or have called it home for generations. Learn more
Everett’s streets have become more crowded every year. Rob will bring real coordination to street repairs and work with residents to find practical answers to parking and congestion. He will advocate for meaningful transit improvements from state leaders, not empty promises. Learn more
The city will strengthen zoning, require more green space, and give residents a greater voice in shaping development. The focus will be on making growth work for everyone, preserving open space and historic buildings, and keeping Everett a place people are proud to call home. Learn more
Rob will stop oversized projects that do not belong on side streets and focus big development in areas where it is needed most, such as near transit and blighted sites rather than in the heart of established communities. Learn more
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