Winthrop Town Council

Winthrop, Massachusetts, appears on a municipal entry sign marked EST. 1635.

Body Overview

Current Members

SeatMemberSelectionServicePartyRole
At Large — Council PresidentJim LetterieElectedJanuary 2nd, 2026 — January 1st, 2028Not VerifiedCouncil President
At LargeMax TassinariElectedJanuary 2nd, 2024 — January 1st, 2028Not Verified—
At LargeKurt MillarElectedJanuary 2nd, 2026 — January 1st, 2030Not Verified—
Precinct 1Patrick CostiganElectedJanuary 2nd, 2026 — January 1st, 2030Not Verified—
Precinct 2Kim DimesElectedJanuary 2nd, 2026 — January 1st, 2028Not Verified—
Precinct 3Joseph RomanoElectedJanuary 2nd, 2026 — January 1st, 2030Not Verified—
Precinct 4Suzanne SwopeElectedJanuary 2nd, 2024 — January 1st, 2028Not VerifiedVice President
Precinct 5Paul ReardonElectedJanuary 2nd, 2026 — January 1st, 2030Not Verified—
Precinct 6Martin FinnAppointed to Elective OfficeMarch 10th, 2026 — January 1st, 2028Not Verified—

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Sources and Verification

Last Verified: August 22, 2026

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