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Jan Devereux was Vice Mayor of Cambridge (MA) during the 2018-19 term. She served two terms on the City Council, having been the only non-incumbent to win a seat in the November 2015 election and re-elected in 2017.
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reduce our auto-dependence. Environment. I support climate justice and open space protection. See All. I decided to run for Cambridge City Council because I care too much about our city’s future not to. The stakes are just too high.
About Jan. I am honored to have been chosen by my fellow councillors to serve as Vice Mayor during the 2018-19 term. The only non-incumbent elected as one of the 9 at-large city councillors in November 2015, I was re-elected to a second term in 2017, finishing 4th in a competitive field of 26 candidates all vying for one of the 9 at-large seats.
Apr 30, 2020 · Have you ever wanted to know how cities work? Perhaps being a member of the city council would be the way to learn about this. That’s what Jan Devereux, 59, found out when she worked as both a member of the city council and vice-mayor for Cambridge.
My latest opinion column appears on Cambridge Day under the title: “Neither professor’s book nor Supreme Court give last word on climate. It takes an election.” My column is a recap of a recent talk by Harvard Law Professor Richard J. Lazarus on his newly published book The Rule of Five.
View Jan Devereux’s profile on LinkedIn, a professional community of 1 billion members. Strategic Communications, Public Relations, Advocacy. Former Vice Mayor of Cambridge.
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Jan Devereux is not running for re-election in 2019. She has lived in Cambridge since 1993, and co-founded the Fresh Pond Residents Alliance in 2014. A graduate of Princeton and Columbia, she's also served on the board of the Princeton Association of New England.
