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Delivering Exceptional City Services

Boston should be the standard for delivering exceptional constituent services — on the streets of our neighborhoods, virtually, and at City Hall.

The FY26 budget commits funding to to update constituent engagement  systems, while ensuring City assets are functional, accessible, and well-maintained.

Streamlining Service Processes

The City of Boston provides a wide range of services to residents. The FY26 Budget strives to improve the experience residents have when using public-facing technology and services through:

  • $77.5M in citywide trash collection and disposal services to provide quicker pickup times and fewer missed pickups.

  • $3.2M to improve the Boston 311 system. This will increase security, improve communication with residents, and streamline internal workflows. 
  • $2.1M in improvements for citywide permitting processes for businesses and residents.

  • $1.6M in internal improvements in access and mapping data. This will keep residents connected and informed.

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Maintaining City Infrastructure

The FY26 Recommended Budget includes funding to repair, maintain, and improve City infrastructure. It prioritizes safety and accessibility. The FY26-FY30 capital plan and operating budget includes:

  • Over $180 million to repair community centers, libraries, and other municipal facilities,
  • Over $136 million in sidewalk and ADA ramp reconstruction,
  • $382 million to reconstruct and maintain our municipal bridges, and
  • Nearly $7 million across the capital and operating budgets for roadway pavement and bus lane markings improvements.

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