Mayor of Boston

The Mayor of Boston is the elected leader who manages the city's government operations and sets policies to address local needs. They oversee city departments, implement laws, prepare the budget, and work with community leaders to improve services like public safety, education, transportation, and housing. The mayor also represents Boston at official events and advocates for the city's interests at state and federal levels. Elected by residents every four years, the mayor plays a crucial role in shaping Boston’s development and quality of life for its residents.