Now that summer is officially underway, I wanted to send you an update as to what me and my office has been working on lately.

I hope you are having a great start to the summer! I wanted to send you a quick update on what my office has been working on.

As we are now in the middle of Memorial Day Weekend, I wanted to send you an update to keep you informed on what my office has been up to as of late.

In recent weeks you may have heard the reports of stray voltage affecting dogs around the city. Due to the public safety issues involved and because pets are members of our families too, I will be hosting a working session regarding stray voltage at City Hall at 1 PM on May 18th.

Now that we are in February and my first month as City Councilor has come to an end, I wanted to take a moment to discuss the work my office has accomplished.

Message from Commissioner Dion Irish regarding troubling complaints from voters related to absentee voting in the Chinatown area.

BOSTON – Ed Flynn, candidate for Boston City Council District 2, has been endorsed by Boston City Councilor At-Large Annissa Essaibi-George. Essaibi-George, a former teacher and small business owner, represents each of Boston’s neighborhoods on the Council and was...

Ed Flynn, candidate for Boston City Council District 2, announced this week that if elected he will file an ordinance related to the regulation of short-term rental platforms in the City of Boston. Flynn cited the City of Cambridge’s regulation as a starting point;...

Just last week, Flynn won the District 2 Preliminary Election besting his nearest competitor by over 2,200 votes. Despite his success, Flynn was back on the campaign trail Wednesday and has been working hard ever since. Today he was honored to receive the endorsement...

Edward M. Flynn, son of a longtime Boston mayor, posted a solid victory Tuesday night in a City Council district that includes South Boston, Chinatown, the South End, and Bay Village. Winning 56 percent of the preliminary election vote, he will face former Menino...

Ed Flynn, a local community activist and BPS parent running for Boston City Council District 2, was endorsed by a diverse group of grassroots organizations, including Chinese Progressive Political Action, UNITE HERE Local 26, and the Mass Nurses Association. The...

Chinese Progressive Political Action, Latinos for Flynn, and UNITEHERE Local 26 endorsed Ed Flynn for District 2 city councilor at a press conference held by the Chinatown Gate on August 16. Speakers underscored Flynn’s strong stands on issues facing working families...