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Neighborhood Liaisons

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Faith-Based Initiatives

Faith-Based Initiatives
Contact: Neighborhood Services

Adopt A Block is a partnership between the faith community and the City of Boston to work towards improving the quality of life of constituents. This initiative offers resources and programming to support the faith-based community in their efforts to prevent violence in neighborhoods, provide food assistance, offer stable housing to residents, engaged our city's youth in empowering programming, and connect community members to mental health services. 

Unity Walks connects residents, City departments, community organizations and leaders to create unity and solidarity in neighborhoods in Boston. 

Contact: Faith-Based Liaison, Will Dickerson at william.dickerson2@boston.gov 

Community Engagement Specialists

Community Engagement Specialists

Our Community Engagement Specialists host and facilitate the community process and abutters meetings for: Zoning Board of Appeals, Licensing, and Cannabis. 

Sigurgeir Jonson supports the following neighborhoods:

  • Allston/Brighton
  • Charlestown
  • South Boston
  • West Roxbury
  • Back Bay/Beacon Hill/Mission Hill/Fenway

Contact: sigurgeir.jonson@boston.gov

Eva Jones supports the following neighborhoods: 

  • East Boston
  • North End/West End/Wharf District
  • Downtown/Chinatown/Leather District
  • Dorchester
  • South End/Bay Village

Contact: eva.jones@boston.gov

Jeremie Bembury supports the following neighborhoods: 

  • Roxbury
  • Mattapan
  • Jamaica Plain
  • Roslindale
  • Mid-Dorchester
  • Hyde Park

Contact: jeremie.bembury2@boston.gov

Leadership

Leadership

Abutters Meetings and Liaison Office Hours

South Boston: 105 P Street Abutters Meeting
On Nov 25

Nov 25
CANCELED: Dorchester Liaison Office Hours
On Nov 29

Nov 29
Roxbury: 301 Warren Street Abutters Meeting
On Dec 4

Dec 4
Jamaica Plain: 3141 Washington Street Abutters Meeting
On Dec 4

Dec 4
Proposed Cannabis Establishment Community Meeting
On Dec 5

Dec 5
Roxbury: 198 Humboldt Avenue Abutters Meeting
On Dec 5

Dec 5
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Neighborhoods

Neighborhoods

Allston

One of Boston’s most diverse and active neighborhoods.

Back Bay

A picture-perfect neighborhood in the City of Boston.

Bay Village

Considered Boston’s “secret-garden,” Bay Village is a brick rowhouse oasis.

Beacon Hill

Boston’s historic Beacon Hill neighborhood is a place frozen in time.

Brighton

The dynamic and peaceful neighborhood is a great place for young families and professionals.

Charlestown

Explore the neighborhood’s Irish roots and Naval History, and walk along the Freedom Trail.

Chinatown-Leather District

Explore the unique culture of these neighborhoods.

Dorchester

The biggest and most diverse neighborhood in the City.

Downtown

Downtown has served as Boston's hub since the 1700s.

East Boston

The vibrant neighborhood features one of the most beautiful waterfronts in the City.

Fenway-Kenmore

A lively neighborhood with many features.

Hyde Park

All the amenities of the City in a suburban environment.

Jamaica Plain

One of Boston’s most diverse and happening neighborhoods.

Mattapan

A vibrant neighborhood home to diverse cultures and many immigrant-owned businesses.

Mid-Dorchester

A small part of the City’s biggest neighborhood.

Mission Hill

One of Boston’s most convenient and diverse neighborhoods.

North End

One of the most visited neighborhoods in the City of Boston.

Roslindale

A neighborhood with plenty of natural beauty and charm.

Roxbury

We’re bringing this historic neighborhood into the 21st century.

South Boston

An urban neighborhood with a strong sense of history and tradition.

South End

A neighborhood in central Boston with something for everyone.

West End

This small but historic neighborhood is a mix of old and new Boston.

West Roxbury

A friendly suburban community in Boston.

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Grove Hall Center Design Meeting 3 - March 20

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