Coventry has always been defined by its people—families who look out for one another, small businesses that serve their neighbors, and places like Johnson’s Pond and Tiogue Lake that generations have grown up loving. This town works because its residents care deeply about where they live and about each other.

My family has been part of Coventry since 1895. For generations, my grandparents, parents, aunts, and uncles built and ran local businesses—flower shops, greenhouses, and a funeral home—many of them right here in District 4. Their work was never just about business; it was about showing up for people during everyday moments and during life’s hardest ones. I was raised with the belief that everyone in Coventry should be treated like family.

With my mom’s passing this past April and the rest of that generation now gone, their chapter has closed—but their values haven’t. I’ve lived in this district my entire life, and I still do today. I’m Mia Rose Iannotti, and I’m stepping forward to represent District 4 on the Town Council simply because I care deeply about this town and the people in it.

Professionally, I’ve spent 23 years working in marketing and data analysis, helping small local businesses and large companies alike make smart, responsible decisions. Those skills translate directly to town government—asking the right questions, understanding the numbers, communicating clearly, and pushing back when something doesn’t add up or doesn’t serve residents.

Coventry has real challenges that affect everyday life: rising property taxes, aging infrastructure, environmental protection, crowded schools, and public safety concerns. These issues deserve careful attention, honest discussion, and decisions that put residents first—especially young families, seniors, and longtime neighbors who want to stay in the town they love.

If you’re able, a donation helps support a local, community-driven effort—simple things like palm cards for door-to-door conversations, yard signs to show neighborhood support, and basic outreach as we head toward the February 3, 2026 special election. Every contribution helps ensure that the voices of Coventry residents are heard.

Thank you for taking the time to read this, and for caring about our town as much as I do. 

Mia Rose Iannotti