In my twelve years as city councilor for Ward One of Beverly, I have sought to advance the needs and concerns of my constituents. I have listened to each of you, and the following reflects some of the ways in which your voice has been heard in City Hall.

Maureen Troubetaris has:

• Helped secure two additions to Ayers Ryal Side School.
• Worked vigorously to ensure the purchase of Green’s Hill for Open Space.
• Co-authored the ordinance that created the Open Space Committee.
• Campaigned for the re-construction of Route 62.
• Promoted the revitalization of our parks.
• Consistently supported improvements in the quality of education for our children.
• Opposed the over development of Ryal Side.
• Extended the sewer line to Riverview Street and helped to resolve numerous drainage problems throughout Ryal Side.
• Worked continuously to improve the infrastructure.
• Supported environmental issues and worked to protect our water supply.
• Co-authored the ordinance that created the Solid Waste Management Committee.

Personal Milestones
Here I share some of my personal accomplishments, important points in my life that have helped to define who I am and inform my goals:

• Home Owner, Life-Long Beverly Resident
• Former Maureen Day, Widow of Ed Troubetaris, Mother of Patricia and Tammy
• Beverly Public Schools, Class of ‘61
• Attended Boston University, Salem State College, and North Shore Community College
• Bodily Injury Claims Adjuster
• Former Production Manager
• Past President, Ryal Side Civic Association
• Past Member, Beverly Soccer Boosters
• Citizen’s Advisory Committee, South Essex Sewerage District, 1980–1991
• Member, Board of Directors, Beverly Children’s Learning Center
• Member, Democratic City Committee
• Chairperson, Public Service Aid Committee, 1998–1999
• Chairperson, Legal Affairs and Accounts Committee, 1994–1997, 2000–2003
• Member, Charter Review Committee
• Member, Ordinance Review Committee
• Member, Master Plan Steering Committee
• Member, Beverly Harbor Management Committee