Eunice Zeigler

Eunice is a first-generation Haitian American woman who is proud of her roots. As the daughter of Evelyn and Ed, who met and grew up in Delmas, a rural town in Port-au-Prince Haiti, she understands the value of hard work and perseverance. In 2017, Eunice decided to enter the world of politics and ran for public office. Since then, she has dedicated herself to making a difference in her community as a City Councilor.

During her time in office, Eunice has been focused on improving her city. She recognized the need for economic development and established the Economic Development Committee to address this issue. In addition, she was instrumental in organizing the Methuen Day celebration, a community-wide event that attracts over 5,000 participants each year.

Eunice is passionate about promoting diversity and inclusion in her city. She successfully championed a diversity and inclusion policy, ensuring that all residents feel welcome and valued. Additionally, she has collaborated on grants to support small business owners and local artists, recognizing their importance in the community.

Before entering politics, Eunice gained valuable experience in community development. She has worked in the Community Development Department for the City of Haverhill and is currently employed at the YWCA in Lawrence.

Eunice's dedication to her community and her passion for making a difference are evident in her achievements. She continues to be a strong advocate for her constituents and is committed to creating a vibrant and inclusive city.