Due to rain on our initial event date of May 24, we will hold another Boylston Street Community Walk on June 7. 

We are working on a number of bike projects this year as part of our work to quickly close gaps across the City in Boston's emerging network of low-stress bike routes. These changes will increase the legibility of the bike network in Jamaica Plain. This walk will focus on changes coming to Boylston Street. Separate walks were held for other projects in the neighborhood, including Eliot Street, McBride Street, and Green Street and Seaverns Avenue/Gordon Street.

Spanish translation will be provided.

The meet-and-greet will be an informal conversation to learn more about the Community Preservation Act (CPA) process, the state statute, preserving your neighborhood, application requirements, and the evaluation process.

Meeting Location: Zoom

We will send you a Zoom link upon registration. 

The meet and greet will be an informal conversation to learn more about the Community Preservation Act (CPA) process, the state statute, preserving your neighborhood, application requirements, and the evaluation process.

Meeting Location: 

Bruce Bolling Building 

6th Floor: Room 6-66 & 6-67

2300 Washington Street, Roxbury, MA 02119

We’re adding separated bike lanes on Boylston Street, Berkeley Street, a block of Beacon Street, and two blocks of Columbus Avenue as part of an expansion to close gaps in Boston’s low-stress bike network. The new lanes will create continuous, comfortable rides through the Back Bay from Fenway and the South End. The new, two-way lane on Beacon Street will bring bikers all the way to the Arthur Fiedler Footbridge and the Charles River.

We will have a table set up on the Commonwealth Avenue mall at Berkeley Street. Drop by anytime to view the design plans, ask questions, and learn more about the project.

Two development teams will be sharing their proposals for the development of affordable homeownership housing at 174-176 Boylston Street. Following the presentations, community members will be invited to ask questions of the development teams, and to provide feedback on the proposals shared.

Join MOH at Dudley Street Neighborhood Initiative's Sustainable Development Committee meeting to discuss the future of this site, including the possibility of use as urban agriculture.

The Mayor's Office of Housing will host a virtual Applicant Conference regarding the Request for Proposals (RFP) issued for the library branch located at 151 Cambridge Street, in the Beacon Hill & West End neighborhoods. The RFP calls for proposals to construct a new West End Library branch as well as affordable rental housing.

Staff from MOH and BHA will answer any questions you may have about this Request For Proposals. If you are unable to attend the Conference, formal questions may be submitted by mail or e-mail. Please see Section 13 of the RFP for contact information.

MOH invites you to an in-person community meeting to share your thoughts on the future of one parcel at 282-284 Washington Street in Dorchester. MOH welcomes your feedback on the proposed use of this parcel as an urban farm.