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Candidate Coe promises district office, multilingual services and direct contact channels
Summary
During a Neighbor to Neighbor forum in Lynn, Dan Coe pledged a regional office in the district, Zoom office hours, multilingual constituent services and gave contact details to stress accessibility to immigrant and working‑class constituents.
Pressed on how he would keep close ties to grassroots groups, Daniel Coe pledged repeated, scheduled engagement, a regional office, and remote access options for constituents who cannot travel.
"If you call it right now, it'll ring... But I come from local government and my one piece of evidence... I give out my cell phone and I say that because I want you to be able to call me," Coe said, providing a campaign cell number during the forum. He told attendees he would establish a headquarters in the region (location not yet decided), hold Zoom office hours, provide services in native languages for Spanish, Creole and Khmer speakers, and prioritize accessibility for people with visual and physical impairments.
Coe framed these commitments as central to his campaign’s promise to be present for constituents: he said he would respond to calls, push agencies for answers and maintain regular meetings with community organizers. He emphasized that being reachable and providing language‑appropriate services are concrete ways to support immigrant communities in Lynn.
