Government · Public Facilities
Boston commission approves two $100 land sales to developers
Boston Public Facilities Commission approves $100 sales of two long-vacant city parcels.
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Government · Public Facilities
Boston Facilities Commission Appoints Carrie Griffin as Director
Boston Public Facilities Commission unanimously appoints Carrie Griffin as department director. Commissioners Larry Mamoli and Dion Irish approved the appointment at a special meeting July 31, then voted again to add Griffin as an authorized signatory on the department's certificate of authority.
Government · City Council
Boston Council hears animal control staffing shortfalls at leash law hearing
Boston Council hears animal control is stretched thin as leash law complaints mount. Chaired by City Councilor Edward M.
Government · Water
Council panel reviews hazard mitigation plan
Winthrop's Committee on Public Health, Safety and Public Works reviewed a draft update to the town's federal hazard mitigation plan, teeing up a full Town Council adoption vote.
Government · Public Facilities
Boston commission approves $3.7 million in school, housing contracts
Boston Public Facilities Commission clears $3.7 million in school and housing contracts.
Government · Zoning Board of Appeal
Boston Zoning Board approves 145-unit Summer Street housing conversion
Boston Zoning Board approves 145-unit Summer Street conversion and a contested 97 Salem Street project.
Government · City Council
Boston Hearing Exposes Gaps in Voucher Discrimination Enforcement, Staffing, and Data
Boston City Council committee examines persistent housing voucher and race discrimination six years after landmark study.
Government · City Council
Boston council approves $5.85 million for school building repairs, design work
Boston council funds $5.85 million in school repairs, files dueling police accountability bills.
Government · Uncategorized
Boston School Committee Interviews Skipper for Superintendent Post
Boston School Committee interviews finalist Mary Skipper for superintendent.
Government · Update
Boston Launches Resiliency Fund as City Coronavirus Cases Hit 42
Boston mayor announces $10 million raised in 24 hours for new Resiliency Fund as city records 42 coronavirus cases.
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