John F. Hanlon

Office Overview

Office: Everett City Councilor At Large
Government Level: Municipal
Jurisdiction: City of Everett
Body: Everett City Council
How Chosen: Wayne A. Matewsky resigned effective May 26th, 2026. Under Charter section 2-11, the Council selected eligible runner-up John F. Hanlon on June 8 for the remainder of the unexpired elective term; the current roster confirms present service.
Current Term: June 8th, 2026 – January 3rd, 2028
Party: Not Verified

Constituency Map

Open Full-Size MapThe map shows Everett in white, with ward-and-precinct boundaries marked in black.Boundary Source: MassGIS 2022 Wards and Precincts.

Public Office Contact

Everett City Council: Everett City Council, Everett City Hall, Room 38, 484 Broadway, Everett, Massachusetts 02149

Official Resources

Official Government Website
Official Charter Succession Record — June 8, 2026; The official 2025 return identifies John F. Hanlon as the highest-vote eligible defeated at-large candidate; the June 8 order confirms his appointment after Wayne A. Matewsky's resignation, and the current Council roster confirms service.
Authority of the Office — City of Everett Home Rule Charter Article 2 — Legislative Branch
City of Everett current City Council roster
Everett City Council June 8, 2026 vacancy-order agenda packet
City of Everett Home Rule Charter Article 2 — Legislative Branch

Sources and Verification

Last Verified: August 22, 2026

City of Everett current City Council roster — Official Government Source (checked August 22, 2026)
Everett City Council June 8, 2026 vacancy-order agenda packet — Administrative Record (checked August 22, 2026)
City of Everett Home Rule Charter Article 2 — Legislative Branch — Charter (checked August 22, 2026)

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