Brian Worrell

Boston City Councilor for District 4 representing Mattapan, Dorchester, Jamaica Plain, and Roslindale.

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Thank you D4! I am humbled and thankful for the opportunity to be your next Boston City Councilor. I am sincerely grateful to all who supported my campaign. I will continue to work tirelessly to create new opportunities for the residents of D4. Let’s get to work!!! #bospoli

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From the islands to Boston, today and every day we celebrate the culture, resilience, music, food, history, and spirit of the Caribbean community that continues to shape our city in so many beautiful ways. Happy Caribbean Heritage Month! 🌴🌺
#CaribbeanHeritageMonth #Boston

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Had a great time last week hosting students from Neighborhood House Charter School at Boston City Hall!
These 5th graders toured City Hall, learned about local government and public service, and asked some thoughtful questions along the way.

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mentorship, and exposure can be. That’s why it was so inspiring to see the incredible work PREPPED Youth and Nelson Otuechere are doing to create pathways for our young people in the real estate industry and beyond.

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Had a great time yesterday speaking at the PREPPED Youth 2026 End of Year Celebration & Graduation and celebrating the next generation of motivated entrepreneurs in Boston.
As someone who started in real estate at 19 years old, I understand how life-changing opportunity,

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Today, we honor and remember the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country. Their courage and legacy will never be forgotten. 🇺🇸

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Boston lost a true hero. My statement on the passing of Firefighter Robert “Bobby” Kilduff Jr.

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collaboration opportunity with ALA Technologies to help develop their prototype and take their idea a step further.
This is exactly what Power Pitch is about: giving young people real opportunities, real exposure, and real pathways to bring their ideas to life.

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Big news for Power Pitch ⚡️
We’re excited to have ALA Technology Insights joining us as a partner for this year’s competition, and raising the stakes for our young entrepreneurs.
In addition to cash prizes, the 1st place winner will receive a four-week

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📩 Participants: Please submit your presentations ahead of the competition to [email protected]

🏆 Cash prizes sponsored by Citizens Bank:
🥇 $1,000 | 🥈 $500 | 🥉 $250

#PowerPitch #BostonYouth #YouthEntrepreneurship #District4 #Boston #PitchCompetition

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⚡️ POWER PITCH is almost here! ⚡️
Young entrepreneurs and innovators, get ready to take the stage THIS Friday at Hibernian Hall.
📅 Friday, May 22
🕓 4:00 PM
📍 Hibernian Hall, Roxbury

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Here’s your 60 Seconds in the Chamber ⏱️
This week: budget debates, youth jobs funding, environmental justice investments, new hearings on snow removal costs and property taxes, and resolutions recognizing the people and programs moving Boston forward.
Stay tuned, stay engaged.

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A budget is a statement of values. If we believe in opportunity, stability, safety, and equity, then we have to protect the programs that help deliver them.

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The Mayor’s proposed budget cuts $18 million from programs that help Boston residents work, stay housed, access food, care for children, support the arts, and build stronger communities.

These proposed cuts include:

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• Equity Supports: $750K
• Housing Supports: $900K
• Public Safety Supports: $200K

These are not just line items. These are investments in young people, families, seniors, veterans, artists, small businesses, and neighborhoods across Boston.

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• Cutting Women’s Advancement from $643,544 to $485,673
• Eliminating funding for the Human Rights Commission entirely, from $391,622 to $0

How are these cuts equitable when they target the very offices created to make our city more accessible, inclusive, and just?

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From decades in healthcare to over 40 years of volunteerism at the Dudley Branch Library and mentoring youth in Roxbury, Ms. Greer-Guilford’s impact on Boston is truly inspiring. Happy 100th Birthday, Helen, and thank you for everything you’ve poured into our city.

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Was so happy to celebrate 100 years of Helen Greer-Guilford, a proud Bostonian, community leader, and trailblazer whose life has been defined by service, resilience, and love for her community.

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This week in the Chamber: advancing public safety, mental health response, climate resiliency, workforce development, and opportunity across Boston. Proud to support investments that help our neighborhoods stay safer, stronger, and more connected.
Stay tuned and stay engaged.

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My remarks during today’s Equity Cabinet budget hearing. Now more than ever, we should be leaning into equity and continuing to send a clear message to Boston residents that every community deserves to be seen, supported, and invested in.