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Welcome to the Mayor’s Office of Housing 2022 recap. In this newsletter, we look back at 2022, and all the ways the Mayor’s Office of Housing (MOH) has assisted Bostonians with their housing needs.
$50,000 goes to five nonprofits to support creative initiatives that promote citizenship.
Today, Mayor Michelle Wu announced Daniel Hudson as the new liaison in the Office of Neighborhood Services for West Roxbury.
BOSTON – February 23, 2023 – The Boston Public Health Commission (BPHC) issued an advisory yesterday to Boston health care providers alerting them about concerning levels of presumed opioid-related...
Reynolds will establish a new team charged with addressing urgent challenges facing Boston’s economy, including nightlife.
Police Commissioner Michael Cox would like to share some steps taken, large and small, to advance police professionalism and reform in the City of Boston in his first six months.
Scholarships will support students of color looking to work in public health and STEM.
Initiative aims to count all Boston residents and ensure equitable distribution of City services
The Boston Parks and Recreation Department and Boston Celtics athlete Jaylen Brown are excited to announce the winner of Red Bull’s “Get In The Paint” contest for a basketball court renovation design...
The post-pandemic program will improve accessibility and public safety, while streamlining the process for local businesses.
Applications are open till March 1 for high school cohort of City’s Black Men Lead Boston program aimed at supporting young Black men and boys.
New units in eight different neighborhoods across the City will create rental and homeownership opportunities for Bostonians.
We have more information about the update to our Fire Prevention Portal.
DIEP BAO , a baby cream used for skin care has been found with high levels of lead.
The City partners with Roxbury Community College and A Better City to further support workforce training to bolster a pipeline to local green jobs
Sarah Cannon’s 1893 voting registration reveals her eagerness to vote as a U.S. citizen– and the story of a devoted marriage.
The City Council's Committee on the Community Preservation Act has begun accepting applications for residents to serve on the City of Boston's Community Preservation Committee.
The application is to demolish the mixed use building at 149 Salem Street/71 Prince Street in the North End
The application is to demolish the residential building at 77 Bigelow Street in Brighton
COVID-19 Vaccines to Remain Free in Boston through 2023
Mayor Michelle Wu today announced the 10 individuals who will serve on the newly formed Reparations Task Force, created to study the lasting impact of slavery in Boston.
Across Boston, neighborhood signs welcome residents and visitors to the diverse communities that make up the City. The City of Boston is seeking artists to redesign these signs.
First phase will jumpstart transition of Boston Public Schools fleet to electric school buses, supporting Boston’s commitment to the Green New Deal
The new Fire Prevention Program Manager certificate training program is now available on the National Fire Protection Association website.
The advisory group will help shape the review of Article 80 for predictability and consistency.
The Boston Parks and Recreation Department’s Animal Care and Control Division reminds city dog owners that the annual deadline for licensing their pets is March 31. All dogs in Boston require a new...
The annual count of Bostonians experiencing homelessness guides the allocation of City resources
The Mayor is sharing safety tips as brutally cold weather is expected ahead of this weekend. BCYF locations will be activated as warming centers on Friday and Saturday.
Mayor Michelle Wu today joined Boston Police Commissioner Michael Cox, Chief of Operations Dion Irish, police officers, and community leaders for a ribbon cutting of the new District A-7 police...
We've finished transcribing our Ward 12 Women's Voter Registers from 1920 and have added them into an easily accessible, searchable, and sortable dataset.
