Newly elected vice mayor Marc McGovern is taking three steps to improve communication with the people of Cambridge, his office said Jan. 15:
He will hold regular office hours from 9 to 11 a.m. every Monday (except holidays) in the second-floor City Council office at City Hall, 795 Massachusetts Ave., Central Square. Drop-ins are welcome, but half-hour time slot can be scheduled with legislative aide Annie Nagle at anagle@cambridgema.gov.
McGovern publishes an email newsletter every week announcing events and meetings taking place in the coming days. “It is a great way to stay informed,” McGovern said. To sign up for the email or get events or meetings included, email Nagle.
McGovern is using a monthly column in the Cambridge Chronicle to answer three questions from citizens, which Nagle will take by email or phone at (617) 349-4280.
“As always,” McGovern said, he is “available and happy to speak with anyone outside of these opportunities.” Just schedule a meeting with Nagle, he said.
This post was written from a press release.
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