Proud to share that Manchester once again been ranked the third best-run city in America! This recognition reflects the hard work of many, including our residents, businesses, city employees, community partners and more. Please see the press release below and check out the article at: wallethub.com/edu/best-run-c….

Today we celebrate Flag Day and the 251st Birthday of the United States Army! We honor the American flag as a symbol of our nation’s freedom, and thank all of the soldiers who have defended it for over two and a half centuries. Happy Flag Day, and Happy Birthday to the U.S. Army!

What a great Saturday celebrating the classes of 2026!we are deeply proud of all the graduates and wish them success. Thank you to the families, friends, teachers, and supporters who helped make this achievement possible. To the graduates: enjoy your summer, stay safe, and go after your dreams. We are rooting for you every step of the way. Congratulations, Class of 2026!

I was honored to attend Memorial High School’s Class Day and present two special awards recognizing outstanding student achievement and leadership. Congratulations to Philippe Karara, recipient of the William B. Cashin Award, and Jennifer Mugisha, recipient of the Mayor’s Award. Both students have distinguished themselves as leaders in their school and community through their hard work, dedication, and commitment to helping others. I wish them both the very best as they begin their next chapter!

Class Day at West High School this morning was a great celebration of the Class of 2026. I was honored to present the Mayor’s Award to Marveen Laguerre, whose dedication to academics, passion for learning, and respect for others have made a lasting impact on his school community. Teachers and students consistently describe him as a pleasure to have in the classroom. This fall, Marveen will attend St. Anselm College to study Economics. Congratulations, Marveen, and best wishes on all that lies ahead!

Honored to be at Manchester Central’s Class Day celebration this morning. I was proud to present the Mayor’s Award to Catherine Tenn. Catherine demonstrates a strong work ethic, kindness, and a deep commitment to her school community, challenging herself in rigorous coursework and using her voice to support and advocate for others. Good luck in the future, Manchester is proud of you!

Today, we remember the heroes of D-Day whose courage and sacrifice changed the course of history. As we mark the anniversary of June 6, 1944, we honor the service members who fought for freedom and reflect on the enduring legacy they left behind. Their bravery will never be forgotten.

After a SUPER 603 Day, we stopped in at The Goat in Manchester for burgers! Great to see my friend Mayor Ruais, too.

Happy 603 Day from the Queen City! Today, we celebrate everything that makes Manchester and New Hampshire special! Our communities, our people, and the pride we have in calling the 603 home. From the heart of the Queen City, happy 603 Day!

Taco Tour is underway in Downtown Manchester! One of the Queen City’s biggest events is happening right now, with more than 100 restaurants serving up incredible tacos throughout downtown. It’s a great opportunity to support our local restaurants and businesses while enjoying an amazing night in the heart of Manchester. Hope to see you there!

Happy 4th anniversary Veronica, thank you for being the most amazing woman, wife, and mom, Brielle and I are blessed to share this life with you!

Taco Tour is tomorrow in Downtown Manchester from 4:00–8:00 p.m.! One of the biggest events of the year is back, with more than 100 restaurants serving up incredible tacos. Come downtown, support our local restaurants and businesses, and enjoy an amazing night in the Queen City. Looking forward to seeing everyone there!

On this Memorial Day, we honor the brave men and women of our armed forces who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our nation. Their courage and selflessness will never be forgotten. It is because of their sacrifice that we enjoy the freedoms that make America the greatest nation on Earth. May God bless our fallen heroes, their families, and the United States of America.

Happy National Public Works Week to the incredible team at the City of Manchester DPW. Today, I was proud to recognize the hardworking staff members who keep Manchester moving every single day. Their commitment to serving our community does not go unnoticed, and our city is stronger because of their hard work and dedication. Thank you to our DPW crew for everything you do for Manchester and its residents.

Today, we joined community partners to officially cut the ribbon on Grand Central Suites on Central Street, bringing new apartment homes to the center of our city. It’s great to see continued investment in downtown and more opportunities for people to live, work, and enjoy everything Manchester has to offer.

Beautiful morning at City Hall for Manchester’s Haitian Flag Raising in celebration of Haitian Flag Day. May 18 marks the creation of the Haitian flag in 1803 and serves as an important opportunity to recognize Haitian history, culture, and the many contributions of Manchester’s Haitian community. Thank you to everyone who joined us for this morning’s ceremony.

Thrilled to help kick off the City of Manchester’s 50th Annual Golf Tournament for our city employees. Thank you to all of our employees for the hard work and dedication you bring every day to serve the people of Manchester.

Thank you to @KellyAyotte, Chief Marr, and law enforcement leaders from across New Hampshire for joining us this morning to discuss bail reform. The results are clear: these reforms have made our communities safer. Public safety and the protection of victims must remain the priority, and this law has given law enforcement stronger tools to address violent and repeat offenders.

Yesterday, I had the privilege of attending the Hillsborough County Recovery Court graduation ceremony. This ceremony was especially meaningful as New Hampshire celebrated its 1,000th Recovery Court graduate statewide, highlighting the life changing impact these programs have had on individuals and families. Congratulations to all ten graduates whose hard work, perseverance, and courage brought them to this moment. Manchester is proud to celebrate alongside you. Photo Credits: Jeffery Hastings.

It was great to join students, staff, and community partners for the opening of the new Outdoor Classroom at McLaughlin Middle School. This new space will give students an opportunity to learn outdoors while exploring STEM, nature, and the environment in a hands on way. Thanks to the partnership between SNHU, the Manchester Department of Parks and Recreation, along with the dedication of Mr. David Elliot, Principal Kelly Williams, and many hardworking students and volunteers, this vision became a reality. This is a tremendous addition to the McLaughlin community and a space that students will enjoy and learn from for many years to come.