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New councilors, school committee members emphasize community service, equity and volunteering
Summary
Multiple newly sworn-in councilors and school committee members used their inauguration remarks to thank supporters, stress collaboration and highlight equity and community service as priorities.
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Several newly elected councilors and school committee members used their remarks to thank voters and to emphasize service and collaboration.
Ellen Pinnock (1st Ward) thanked family and mentors and framed her service as an opportunity to open doors for others. Lynn Seggley (2nd Ward) pledged responsiveness and accountability and acknowledged constituents who raised concerns about changing local politics. David Carlin (3rd Ward) recognized staff and long-serving community members and thanked predecessors.
Speakers also noted the role of volunteers and community organizations in sustaining city services. Jean Marie Napolitano and other councilors reflected on local volunteerism and the city’s resilience in moments of economic change. The overall tone of the remarks called for cooperation across wards and bodies.
