Justin Elicker

Thank you, New Haven! I’m honored by the confidence you’ve placed in me, and I'm ready to keep delivering for our community. Let’s get back to work!

Out with Alder Niblack and City Clerk Smart at Lincoln Bassett. Been out to many polling places today. Great energy. Haven't voted yet? We need you out there. Be a voter!

New Haven is standing up to Trump and it’s having an impact on our community and all of America.

BREAKING: Last night a federal judge in our case along with seven other cities and 12 non-profits ruled that the Trump administration is required to either make full SNAP payments to ALL Americans by Monday or partial payments by Wednesday. nytimes.com/2025/11/01/us/…

This is the last week of early voting! If you haven't made it yet, you can go vote right now! Where: City Hall (165 Church St.) OR Southern Connecticut State University, in Schwartz Hall (320 Fitch St.) When: 10am - 6pm every day until November 2 8am - 8pm on October 28 and 30

Meanwhile, my opponent is not participating in the Democracy Fund and is taking $1,000 checks from people who want to pay to have a say in how our city is run.

I'm a proud supporter of the Democracy Fund and have participated in it every time I've run for mayor. I am not beholden to any special interests. I am only beholden to you, the residents and voters of New Haven.

Thank you to the New Haven Democracy Fund for hosting a special evening last week at Co-op High School for us to discuss how we can grow and prosper as a city in the years to come.

This amazing investment will allow us to expand our bioscience programming for New Haven Public School kids, contribute a significant amount of new taxes to the city to pay for services we care about, and continue to knit the Hill neighborhood and downtown together again.

I'm proud to announce that the state of Connecticut is making an incredible $50.5 million investment in New Haven. The grant is designed to build infrastructure to spur innovation in the life sciences and technology industries.

This is part of our city-wide strategy to build traffic calming infrastructure on major corridors and other roads. We’ve implemented many improvements around the city, and we have more work to do.

Safer streets means safer for all users - pedestrians, cyclists and drivers. As this improvement project on Whitney Avenue begins this week, we're creating complete streets that work for everyone.

send a clear message that this activity won't be tolerated.

ATVs and dirt bikes involved in street takeovers need to be taken off our streets permanently. Thanks to the New Haven Police, our partners at the state level and our regional taskforce, we have confiscated over 100 ATVs and dirt bikes and now have the tools to crush them to…

and ‘how to deliver results’ for New Haven. newhavenindependent.org/2025/09/17/may…

Join us next Tuesday at 7pm for the mayoral debate! We have made so much progress and have more work to do. I look forward to sharing how I plan to build on my work as mayor over the next two years. Three terms of experience means 'knowing what works'….

Under the leadership of NHPS Superintendent Dr. Negrón we have recruited 110 new and veteran educators from across the country to address the teacher shortage experienced by school systems nationwide. Join me in wishing New Havens newest educators a successful school year!

The Yale Police Union should be ashamed of itself. The vast majority of NHPD and Yale Police officers show up every day to keep our community safe and spreading misinformation only makes their job more difficult. This attempt to misrepresent our city will not be tolerated.