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Jared Nicholson

Jared Nicholson

Lynn City Mayor

About the Office

The Mayor is the chief executive officer of the municipality. They often preside over council meetings and may have the power to hire and fire heads of municipal departments.

Term Length

4 years

Election Date

Sep 2, 2025

About Me

Party

Nonpartisan

Occupation

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My Top Issues

Housing

Ensure at least 200 new affordable units become available in the next four years.

Education

Begin long-term capital plan to update elementary school buildings.

Criminal Justice / Public Safety

Assess pilot of the city’s new unarmed response team, the Lynn Calm Team, and scale as appropriate.

Taxes / Budget

Work collaboratively to eliminate annual structural deficit through fiscal discipline and responsible revenue growth.

Infrastructure / Transportation

Advocate for electrification of the commuter rail and a truly regional rail system with 15-minute intervals in Lynn and a new, public River Works stop.

Education

Open newly constructed Pickering Middle School in 2027.

Civil Rights

Identify sustainable funding resources for language access program.

Criminal Justice / Public Safety

Recruit more local candidates for police hiring.

Civil Rights

Continue momentum in hiring at City Hall that is reflective of community.

Economy

Support newly created Lynn Workforce Collaborative in getting more underemployed Lynn residents into good jobs.

Environment / Energy

Improve coastal resiliency through shoreline restoration and flooding mitigation efforts.

Infrastructure / Transportation

Provide oversight and advocacy for residents in major state transportation projects, for example, the reconstruction of Essex Street and Western Ave (Route 107).

Drug Policy

Continue to address opioid crisis through opioid settlement fund grants disbursed by cross-sector Opioid Working Group.

Economy

Continue waterfront revitalization to attract positive investment through South Harbor Implementation Plan.

Infrastructure / Transportation

Implement 9.5 million grant we obtained from federal government to make our streets safer all over the city.

Environment / Energy

Climate change has resulted in more severe weather events, increasing the urgency to prepare.

Education

Continue to add pre-K seats through Lynn Public Schools and partners towards universal pre-K.

Who I'm Running Against

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