Proud to join @Scranton_Police for this year’s #NationalNightOut. It was an honor to swear in our newest police officers and spend the evening with a community that continues to show up for our first responders. Together, we’re building a stronger, safer #Scranton 🇺🇸

RT @MayorInnovation: Check out our guest blog from @Scranton_Mayor on how she's working to ensure that every child has the healthy food the….

We heard our residents and business owners and secured an agreement that keeps Saturday parking free, maintains the city's financial stability, & supports downtown’s growth. We’re committed to building a downtown that thrives for everyone in #Scranton. 🔗

Honored to join Veteran Joe Sylvester, Colonel Albert, and so many others at Nay Aug for another great 4th of July Veterans Ceremony. Thanks to all who came to support our Vets. Big plans are in the works for America’s 250th next year, excited to celebrate here in #Scranton! 🇺🇸

I had a great time reading to some of our youngest residents at the Children’s Library! 📖. We read The Berenstain Bears: Mama for Mayor & Citizen Baby: My President. Each was a great reminder that leadership can start at any age. The future looks bright in #Scranton!

I had the honor of speaking at Penn State #Scranton’s commencement this past Saturday. To the Class of 2025: stay open to new perspectives and don’t forget to laugh along the way. Congratulations, graduates! 🎓🎊

We’re investing into our neighborhoods by improving parks across #Scranton! With the help of the East Mountain Neighborhood Association we were able to upgrade Robinson Park to reflect community needs. 🔗 Learn more here:

Over the last 14 months, an incredible team of experts and our great team of project managers helped safeguard one of #Scranton’s most iconic landmarks. Read more about City Hall’s renovations at

RT @PAMunicipalLeag: Today is Local Gov't Day, honoring local gov't and officials serving their communities to improve quality of life. Con….

RT @USAccelerate: An episode that you don't want to miss with our friend and Advisory Council member, @Scranton_Mayor Paige Cognetti!. “Thi….

Thank you to art teachers Mr. Hnat and Mrs. Ruddy-Archer, and to the students from West Scranton and Scranton High School for joining our Student Showcase and sharing your art with us. 🎨🖌️. You can view their work in the entrance of City Hall during open hours, Monday to Friday.

I wrote a letter to our representatives in Washington urging them to fight for the reinstatement of BRIC, and have met with staff from Sen. McCormick on the matter. We will also work on alternative funding options, as we are committed to getting relief for these families.

FEMA’s decision to end the BRIC program is unconscionable. The loss of $2.5 million in federal support undermines our ability to help property owners who lost everything during the devastating storm on September 9, 2023. 🔗

This year’s State of the City highlighted the progress we’ve made on public safety, infrastructure, financial stability, transparency, and the work still ahead to build a fairer, stronger #Scranton for all. Watch the full 2025 State of the City address at

#Scranton City Hall's restoration is almost complete after 14 months of construction! 🏗️ . We're grateful for the roofers, masons, sheetmetal workers, & stained glass artists whose hard work preserved our building for future generations. 🔗Read more here:

I’m proud to join 100 mayors across the country in calling on Congressional leaders to take action, because childhood hunger exists, and every level of government has a role to play in addressing it. Read our full letter here:

We must protect vital nutrition programs like SNAP to ensure #Scranton’s most vulnerable residents don’t go without the support they need.

City Council and I urge Penn State leadership to consider the lasting effects on NEPA before making any campus closure decisions. Read our full letter here:

#Scranton 💙’s @PennStateSN . With 54% of students coming from Lackawanna County, losing this affordable college option would affect faculty and staff, area families, and our local economy.

#InternationalWomensDay is a reminder that progress doesn’t happen on its own. It takes collective action to ensure every woman has the opportunities and recognition she deserves.