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Your voice matters - learn how to get more involved in civic life here in Beverly.
Know Your Ward
Know Your Ward
It's important to know your Ward so you can reach out to your Ward Councilor with your concerns and questions.
Three ways to find your ward
Three ways to find your ward
Option 1: Find wards listed by street (PDF)
Option 2: Use this interactive map
Option 3: Determine your ward by where you vote
Ward 1: Ayers-Ryal Side Elementary
Ward 2: Beverly Public Library
Ward 3: McKeown School
Ward 4: Cove Elementary
Ward 5: North Beverly Elementary
Ward 6: Centerville Elementary
The above resources are from the city website, specifically these pages: City Maps and Upcoming Election.
Contact Your City Councilors
Contact Your City Councilors
Beverly City Councilors, March 2026. Back row, left to right: Todd Rotondo, Keith Sonia, Scott Houseman, Steve Crowley, Danielle Spang. Front row, left to right: Kathleen Feldman, Julie Flowers, Matt St. Hilaire, John Mullady.
Ward Councilors (who represent specific neighborhoods)
Ward Councilors (who represent specific neighborhoods)
Ward 1: Todd Rotondo, trotondo@beverlyma.gov, 978-578-7477
Ward 2: Danielle Spang, dspang@beverlyma.gov, 978-712-8250
Ward 3: Steven Crowley, scrowley@beverlyma.gov, 978-578-0889
Ward 4: Scott Houseman, shouseman@beverlyma.gov, 978-430-8820
Ward 5: Kathleen Feldman, kfeldman@beverlyma.gov, 716-510-6351
Ward 6: Matthew St. Hilaire, msthilaire@beverlyma.gov, 978-810-7713
Councilors At Large (who represent all of Beverly)
Councilors At Large (who represent all of Beverly)
Julie Flowers, jflowers@beverlyma.gov, 617-692-0477
John Mullady, jmullady@beverlyma.gov, 631-338-0217
Keith Sonia, ksonia@beverlyma.gov, 781-346-8416
Attend Public Meetings
Attend Public Meetings
Ward 2 Councilor Danielle Spang sends out a digest email every Friday with the upcoming public meetings for the next week. While you could certainly check the calendar on the city website, Councilor Spang's email is a great overview straight in your inbox.
Speak to City Council
Speak to City Council
Book club members speak during public comment. Left to right: Hannah, Diana, Aya.
Raise Concerns. Ask for Change.
Raise Concerns. Ask for Change.
If you live or work in Beverly, you can speak during the public comment period at City Council meetings.
Remember:
You have 3 minutes to speak
You will be on camera and livestreamed by BevCam
You must state your name and address (pro tip: you can just say your ward #)
To sign up, email City Clerk Lisa Kent at lkent@beverlyma.gov no later than 9:30 AM on the day of the meeting.
For full details, see City Council rules (page 11, Appendix A).
Apply for a City Board, Commission, or Committee
Apply for a City Board, Commission, or Committee
There are so many options from the Council on Aging to the Zoning Board of Appeals. You can even join our friends and allies on the Human Rights Committee.
Your application goes to the Mayor's Office for review and appointment. If you haven't heard back in a while, reach out to the Constituent Services Director Amelia Boivin, aboivin@beverlyma.gov, 978-605-2382.
For full details, see the relevant municipal code (Chapter 15).
Join the Beverly Engagement Project
Join the Beverly Engagement Project
Join City Councilor Keith Sonia in his independent endeavor focused on community engagement — the Beverly Engagement Project. Keith soft launched the project with our book club in late May 2026.
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