Robert Bilotta District 2 City Councilor

Directions Website Contact the organization

Robert Bilotta District 2 City Councilor District 2 City Councilor. You deserve a Worcester that is affordable, has quality city services, & is safe to live in.

This won’t happen unless your city councilor is accessible, listens, & is accountable to you, not special interests. Born and raised in Worcester, I grew up on the East Side and come from a civically engaged family where being involved in the community was important. I graduated from North High in 2004 and went on to earn a Bachelor's Degree in Communications and Urban Studies from Worcester State University in 2010. As your City Councilor, I will bring that same dedication to you and everyone in District 2.

It was a pleasure to join the Downtown BID for their annual meeting with City Manager Eric Batista and D4 Councilor Comm...
11/06/2026

It was a pleasure to join the Downtown BID for their annual meeting with City Manager Eric Batista and D4 Councilor Committee to Elect Luis Ojeda, D4 . The BID has done an incredible job elevating downtown through cultural events, landscaping and beautification projects and the ambassador program. Their staff do an amazing job keeping downtown clean and vibrant. Shout out to Katelyn, Julian, Lisa, Victoria and Siobhan. Stay tuned for the winter programming!

It was also great to see longtime city employee Hermes “Shorty” Rivera, win the 2026 Heart of Downtown, award. I’ve known shorty for a long time, he’s the nicest guy; always goes above and beyond to help people and he keeps Worcester Common running.

As EL Buen Samaritano (EBS) point out , inflation and the food crisis is VERY real. More of our neighbors; families and ...
11/05/2026

As EL Buen Samaritano (EBS) point out , inflation and the food crisis is VERY real. More of our neighbors; families and seniors, are struggling to put food on the table. There are many wonderful food pantries and organizations in Worcester to support. I wanted to highlight two Thanksgiving drives happening in District 2. Please donate!

Turkey Basket Drive
Wednesday November 18th
5:00pm - 7:00pm
Pepe’s Italian Restaurant
179 Shrewsbury St. Worcester, MA

Friendly House Thanksgiving Food Drive
Friday, November 20th
9:30am - 3:00pm

Two drop off locations
Market 32
72 Pullman Street Worcester

Market 32
21 Galaxy Pass Sutton

🚨🚧MassDOT updates on Harrison and Laurel Street bridges. MassDOT is continuing to replace the superstructures of the Har...
11/02/2026

🚨🚧MassDOT updates on Harrison and Laurel Street bridges.

MassDOT is continuing to replace the superstructures of the Harrison Street and Laurel Street Bridges over I-290 inWorcester.
Work will continue through the remainder of the 2026 construction season in the Harrison, Laurel, and Waverly Street areas. Activities include utility relocations; drainage, sewer, and water main work; and bridge demolition and construction. The overall project will continue through 2027.

MassDOT continúa reemplazando las superestructuras de los puentes en las calles
Harrison y Laurel sobre la vía I-290 en Worcester.
Las obras continuarán durante el resto de la temporada de construcción de 2026 en las áreas de las calles Harrison, Laurel y Waverly. Entre las actividades se incluyen reubicaciones de servicios públicos; drenaje, alcantarillado y obras en la red de aguas; así como la demolición y construcción de puentes. El proyecto completo continuara durante
2027.

City Manager’s Clean Team, will be visiting District 2. Sunday, November 8th, 9-11am. 27 Wall Street. Thank you City of ...
11/02/2026

City Manager’s Clean Team, will be visiting District 2. Sunday, November 8th, 9-11am. 27 Wall Street. Thank you City of Worcester ,for helping keep the Wall Street neighborhood clean.

Here’s how I’m voting. Make a plan to vote and read up on the ballot questions! MA Voter Guide Link in Bio.
10/30/2026

Here’s how I’m voting. Make a plan to vote and read up on the ballot questions! MA Voter Guide Link in Bio.

Gather the kids and come on down, for the biggest trick or treat in town. This Saturday, 5-8pm. 121 Providence Street.
10/29/2026

Gather the kids and come on down, for the biggest trick or treat in town. This Saturday, 5-8pm. 121 Providence Street.

Worcester was fortunate to have Jason Homer,  as Executive Director of the Worcester Public Library, for the past six ye...
10/28/2026

Worcester was fortunate to have Jason Homer, as Executive Director of the Worcester Public Library, for the past six years. Jason’s vision, drive, and passion for community has truly elevated The Worcester Public Library, its staff and programming. Making Worcester Public Library one of the best in the nation.

True to his endless pursuit of excellence, yesterday, The Worcester Public Library announced it has purchased the digitized archives of Worcester-based publications dating to before the nation’s creation for $700,000.

For the acquisition, the Worcester Public Library used $1 million through the George I. Alden Trust, Fletcher Foundation, Hoche-Scofield Foundation, Stoddard Charitable Trust and Table Talk Family Foundation.

The purchase makes it possible for library card holders to access the archives – including the Telegram & Gazette editions dating to the mid-1800s – free and remotely.

Thank you Jason Homer , your work will have a lasting impact in our community and you will be missed.

Today, I met with MassDOT staff to discuss ongoing bridge work in District 2, trash and  vegetation removal and pedestri...
10/26/2026

Today, I met with MassDOT staff to discuss ongoing bridge work in District 2, trash and vegetation removal and pedestrian safety improvements on Belmont Street. Whether it’s TIP funding, community engagement or design consultation work. I look forward to working with MassDOT, to create safer streets in District 2.

This week the City of Worcester, Governor Healy and Winn Development, celebrated the completion of the redevelopment of ...
10/23/2026

This week the City of Worcester, Governor Healy and Winn Development, celebrated the completion of the redevelopment of Worcester’s former Lincoln Square Boys Club on Wednesday, cutting the ribbon on an 80-unit affordable housing complex for adults 55 and older.

The Residence At Lincoln Square includes, 68 units for households earning up to 60% Area Median Income, 12 units for households earning up to 30% Area Median Income, and 11 accessible apartments for residents with disabilities.

This project represents a decade of planning and partnership, between state and local government, and Winn Development. The Boys Club Redevelopment was also at first development to receive funding-$1.75 million-from Worcester’s Affordable Housing Trust Fund.

Worcester continues to demonstrate what’s possible in this challenging housing landscape.

Address

Worcester, MA

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Robert Bilotta District 2 City Councilor posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Organization

Send a message to Robert Bilotta District 2 City Councilor:

Shortcuts

Share