ABOUT JACLYN CORRIVEAU

Jaclyn Corriveau is a lifelong resident of Peabody, Massachusetts, with a deep commitment to serving her community. She has been actively involved in local issues, from improving the quality of life for residents to advocating for greater transparency and responsible government. In 2019, she ran for the Ward 2 City Council seat, focusing on fiscal accountability and neighborhood advocacy. Professionally, Jaclyn has worked in the private sector since graduation from Simmons University in 2013 with a Bachelor's in Government and Political Science. 
 

Her community involvement includes volunteering at the Peter A. Torigian Community Life Center, supporting Haven from Hunger, No Child Goes Hungry, and managing the Peabody Farmers Market. She has also led grassroots efforts on key local concerns, including environmental issues and infrastructure projects that directly impact residents. Jaclyn’s dedication to Peabody and her hands-on approach reflect her commitment to listening, leading, and delivering results for the Peabody residents.