Enrique J. Pepén

Weber, Pepen and Worrell

Councilors lead crowd in reading a City Council resolution against pretty much everything the regime is doing, vow to get it passed at next council meeting despite opposition from Councilor Flynn, who wants a hearing first.

We made #GoodTrouble in Roslindale (southwest Boston) with 160 people, @brianworrell.bsky.social @enriquepepen.bsky.social and Councilor Ben Weber. #democracy #JohnLewis #NoKings

Four people standing in a park, one holds a cardboard sign with the words "Boston says No Kings"

Lots of #GoodTrouble in Roslindale Square tonight! with @prowroxroz.bsky.social City Councilors @enriquepepen.bsky.social Ben Weber and @brianworrell.bsky.social

I’m glad my office was able to help 🙏🏽

Reflect. Rebuild. The Fourth.

Happy Fathers Day! Thank you @redsox.com for inviting me to call the game today with my dad. I love you, pa 💙⚾️ Red Sox vs Yankees, couldn’t ask for a better way to spend it.

May all you amazing dad’s out there enjoy this day.

Thank you for sharing this. Very good to know.

Our communities deserve to know what’s happening to our detainees—where they’re going, why they’re being taken, and what the real motives are. This isn’t just about targeting “criminals.” They’re coming after everyone, and we won’t stay silent. #DemandTransparency #ProtectOurCommunities

Today, I stood alongside the Mayor and my fellow elected colleagues to send a loud and clear message to the Trump administration: we demand transparency.

Thank you for sharing this. I agree, I’ve seen other major cities do this as well.

According to a study by LivableStreets Alliance, riders of the MBTA buses, one of the busiest routes in Boston, spend over 60 hours a year stuck in traffic. That’s more than a week of lost time just trying to get where they need to go. @liveablestreets.bsky.social

I’m over it, public transportation is NOT a privilege, it’s a necessity for thousands of people across our city. It’s how people get to work, school, medical appointments, and grocery stores. We’ve become far too cardependent, and the cost of that dependence falls hardest on working-class residents.

Just hopped on the train back home after voting through over $8 million in budget amendments— ensuring the voices of Bostonians are heard! Investments for housing vouchers, ESOL programs, down payment assistance, veterans, etc! Details to come 🖊️

Please do tell me that bicycles are the real problem here.

Honored to join Rep. Pressley for a powerful convo on immigrant rights. “The only way to fight organized hate is by organizing ourselves.” Let’s keep showing up, together. 💪🏽 #ImmigrantRights #Solidarity #KnowYourRights @ayannapressley.bsky.social

Thursday: StreetsblogMASS In Person In Everett - Streetsblog Massachusetts On Thursday evening, the City of Everett and its Active Transportation Advisory Committee will host StreetsblogMASS editor Christian MilNeil for the city’s monthly Street Level Everett speaker series....

Thursday: StreetsblogMASS, in Person, in Everett, talking about why affordable housing and affordable transportation need each other. RSVP here:

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Even the MBTA can’t stop Phil Eng - The Boston Globe For decades, the chronically underfunded and crumbling T resisted even modest fixes. Has it finally met its match?

General Manager Eng’s leadership at the MBTA has been exceptional, driving real progress. Improving public transit is vital to our Commonwealth’s future—supporting equity, the economy, and a cleaner environment. Zone 1A fares for D5 rail—or free 32? 😉 @mbta.com www.bostonglobe.com/2025/05/28/m...

Traffic sucks, take public transit.

I was proud to sign on to that letter. We need to be doing more for our most vulnerable.

Families deserve transparency and answers to ensure the safety of every child entrusted to Boston’s school transportation system.

I’m glad to see an independent investigation into Transdev’s role in the tragic death of 5-yr old Lens, as accountability is essential to prevent such avoidable tragedies. www.bostonglobe.com/2025/05/23/m...

Apartments for low-income seniors proposed for #Roslindale, but project would depend on funds from a regime opposed to helping the poor
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#Boston #housing

As a City Councilor, I’m committed to pushing for these changes. But I’m also asking every driver: please, drive like lives depend on it—because they do. Our streets are for people. Let’s protect them.

As a city, we must take bold action—by prioritizing safer street infrastructure. But the truth is, this also requires a culture shift. Drivers in Boston must slow down, recognize that their vehicles can be deadly, and understand that one moment of carelessness can take a life.

Tonight, I joined @walkmass.bsky.social the @bikeboston.bsky.social, to honor the one-year anniversary of 4yr -old Gracie’s passing. Just days ago, I attended the funeral of 5-year-old Lens Arthur Joseph. These are reminders that too often, we are mourning lives lost to preventable traffic violence.

Good news about Squares + Streets zoning getting approved in Roslindale Square. Looking forward to planning and zoning reform in #Allston #Brighton. Too many of our neighbors are having to leave due to housing costs. More housing, more options.

Tonight, I’ll be attending Gracie’s Ride Memorial to honor her life and stand with all those demanding safer streets. We can’t back down—every life lost is a call to action for real, lasting change in our transportation infrastructure. @walkmass.bsky.social

I was proud to testify in support of the Squares and Streets proposal in Rozzie. Upgrading our obsolete and overly restrictive zoning is long overdue. The next generation of Roslindale residents deserves a community built for the future. #housing #zoning

All I needed to hear. 🫡

SIGNED, SEALED AND ON THE BALLOT! ✍️✅

Thanks to all of you, we are officially on the ballot for re-election! This campaign is powered by the people of District 5 and we’re just getting started! Let’s keep the momentum going!

#Boston #District5 #HydePark #Mattapan #Roslindale