This CSRM Study builds upon Climate Ready Boston’s planning efforts and further investigates federal investment opportunities for coastal storm resilience strategies for the Boston community. The Study will consider the City of Boston’s ongoing and planned projects, as well as federal, state and other local initiatives aimed at advancing community-wide coastal resilience.

This CSRM Study builds upon Climate Ready Boston’s planning efforts and further investigates federal investment opportunities for coastal storm resilience strategies for the Boston community. The Study will consider the City of Boston’s ongoing and planned projects, as well as federal, state and other local initiatives aimed at advancing community-wide coastal resilience.

This CSRM Study builds upon Climate Ready Boston’s planning efforts and further investigates federal investment opportunities for coastal storm resilience strategies for the Boston community. The Study will consider the City of Boston’s ongoing and planned projects, as well as federal, state and other local initiatives aimed at advancing community-wide coastal resilience.

Join the Boston Parks Rangers for a guided tour that highlights the historical, cultural, and environmental features of the Emerald Necklace parks. 

For more information visit the Hike Boston homepage.

Please note — this is not a hike. This is a "Horse of Course" program hosted by a Boston Park Ranger. Come meet one of the mounted units from our herd and learn about their role in the parks, and how they are cared for.

For more information visit the Hike Boston homepage.

Join the Boston Parks Rangers for a guided tour that highlights the historical, cultural, and environmental features of the Emerald Necklace parks. 

For more information visit the Hike Boston homepage.

Are you a BERDO building owner in Allston-Brighton looking for resources or support with BERDO compliance?

Join this FREE workshop to:

1. Find out if you are eligible for free reporting and verification services
2. Get a free consultation with a BERDO expert to:
   1. Get to reporting compliance
   2. Understand emissions projections + compliance options
   3. Review flexibility measures

Come prepared

Optional materials to bring to assist with your consultation:

• Computer (Computers will also be available at the location)
• Parcel ID# or BERDO ID# for your building(s)

rSVP IS ENCOURAGED, BUT WALK-INS ARE WELCOMED

RSVP HERE

The City of Boston’s BERDO Review Board is hosting a public meeting dedicated to residential tenants of multifamily buildings that are subject to BERDO (Buildings with 15 or more units). Registration ahead of the meeting is encouraged. 

If you would like to request interpretations services, please register here.

The agenda is below:

1. Introduction to BERDO for residential tenants.
2. Share resources available for tenants.
   • Boston Community Choice Electricity
   • Mass Save
   • Housing Stability Supports
3. Public Comment Period

This event will be held virtually over Zoom on Monday, December 9 from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m., including a time dedicated to Q&A.

Join the meeting via Zoom 

Notice of Accommodations: Interpretation, translation, and disability accommodation services are available to you at no cost. If you need them, please contact us at BERDOReviewBoard@boston.gov  or at 617-635-3850 x5.