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Anne M. Manning-Martin

Currently holds the office of Peabody City Council - At Large until December 31, 2025.

Candidate for Massachusetts State Governor's Council - District 5 in 2024 Massachusetts General Election.

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Anne M. Manning-Martin

Peabody City Council - At Large

About Anne M. Manning-Martin

Professional Experience
Peabody City Council, Councilmember (2008 - Present)
Massachusetts Department of Correction, Deputy Superintendent (2006 - Present)
Peabody School Committee, Committee Member (2000 - 2007)
Suffolk County Sheriff's Department, Supervisor of Classification and Re-entry (1993 - 2006)
Degrees
Master's, University of Massachusetts Lowell, Criminal Justice (1992)
Bachelor's, Saint Anselm College, Criminal Justice and Corrections (1988)
High School Diploma, Peabody Veterans Memorial High School

Criminal Justice / Public Safety

Anne has demonstrated that she has the grit, tenacity, and independence required to evaluate judges so that you are treated fairly when you and your family go to court seeking justice. Learn more

Election Information

Recent Candidacies
Massachusetts State Governor's Council - District 5 in Massachusetts General Election
Massachusetts State Governor's Council - District 5 in Massachusetts Primary Election
Peabody City Council - At Large in Massachusetts General Election
Peabody City Council - At Large in Massachusetts Primary Election
Peabody City Council - At Large in Massachusetts Consolidated General Election

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