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About Communications & Community Engagement

Communications & Community Engagement encompasses City Cable operations, community and immigrant outreach, constituent services, and media relations. We strive to use a broad and innovative range of channels and initiatives to provide the greatest possible number of community members with information on emergencies, services, programs, public meetings, initiatives and events.

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An essential function is the department’s round-the-clock constituent service center 311, which is operated by the Constituent Service Division. CCE also facilitates and encourages resident participation in all aspects of City government and community activities. While balancing traditional outreach via print and local media, the department provides constituents expanded access to government information and services via a range of options from public meetings to eGovernment technologies including innovative web-based services, social media, and video streaming. In its efforts to inform, serve, and engage the community, CCE aims to provide quality constituent service, enhance the quality of life within the city, and help city government be responsive to community needs. The Department encompasses seven core program areas and one subdivision:

Contact Information
Denise Taylor
Director of Communications and Community Enga

Monday - Wednesday
8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

Thursday
8:30 a.m. - 7:30 p.m.

Friday
8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.

Phone Number
x
2600
Fax Number
Address

93 Highland Ave.
Somerville, MA, MA 02143
United States

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Media Requests

All media inquiries are made to the Office of Communications & Community Engagement's media team. We are:

  • To reach all of us at once, email media@somervillema.gov
  • Denise Taylor, Director
              Mobile: 857-523-9905
              Office: 617-625-6600 x2103
  • Grace Munns, Deputy Director
              Office: 617-625-6600 x2120
              Mobile: 718-637-3794

Programs & Initiatives

Community Meetings work to keep residents informed and engaged about their city through open government and data sharing.
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