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Leadership + Accountability

Since coming into Office in 2020, Mayor Lungo-Koehn has led the City with the same philosophy that she brought to the City Council – that transparency, honesty, hard work, and the people of Medford come first.

Leading the City through the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 and 2021 was an unexpected challenge, especially for a first term Mayor, but through leadership, advocacy, and collaboration, the City of Medford emerged as a statewide leader on many fronts throughout the pandemic. Medford Public Schools were among the first in the state to get students back in the classroom safer and sooner, and was the first city to implement a novel pooled testing program through a partnership with Tufts University. As of July 2021, Medford’s vaccination rates continue to outpace the state average, with more than 80% of residents vaccinated.

Other accomplishments and achievements since January 2020 include: developing Medford’s first comprehensive multi-year Capital Improvement Plan, launching the first community-driven Comprehensive Plan process to create a 30 year vision for our future, bringing Medford’s parking enforcement in-house, working to improve conditions at our City’s fire stations and parks, hired the City’s first economic development director, advanced charter review, reworked the City’s budget process – receiving the City’s first Distinguished Budget Award in the process – and more. 

Mayor Lungo-Koehn is also dedicated to and deeply involved in the community at large. Breanna and her husband David both coach several youth sports teams in the city. Breanna is active with Girls on the Run, an organization that builds confidence in diverse groups of young women through training for a 5k. She has also been active with Portal to Hope, a non-profit that helps victims of domestic violence.

Breanna and David have three children: Bayley, Kaliway, and Kody. 

 

About Mayor Breanna Lungo-Koehn

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  • School Supply Drive!  Donate supplies for the 2nd Annual Back-to-School Resource Day!  More info here.  Supplies are being collected until August 17th.
  • 2nd Annual Back-to-School Resource Day! - August 24, 2026 - 5pm to 7pm at City Hall.  This is a FREE event for Medford students and requires preregistration, here by August 17th.
List of resources that will be offered on August 24

 

 

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    Tel: 781-393-2409

    City Hall: Room 202

    Breanna Lungo-Koehn
    Mayor 
    Email    : mayor@medford-ma.gov
    Phone: 781-393-2408
    Alternate Phone: 781-393-2409
    Fax: (781)-393-2514

    STAFF

    Daria Tejera
    Executive Assistant to the Mayor
    Phone: 781-393-2409 
    Email: dtejera@medford-ma.gov

    Nina Nazarian
    Chief of Staff
    Phone: 781-393-2412 
    Email: nnazarian@medford-ma.gov

    Steve Smirti
    Director of Communications
    Phone: 781-393-2529
    Email: ssmirti@medford-ma.gov

    Lisa Colaianni
    Director of Community Affairs
    Phone: 781-393-2405 
    Email: lcolaianni@medford-ma.gov

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    Steve Smirti
    Director of Communications
    Email: ssmirti@medford-ma.gov

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    Janice Spencer
    jspencer@medford-ma.gov

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