City of Boston Streets Cabinet

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Official Bluesky account of the City of Boston Streets Cabinet (Transportation & Public Works). Helping make Boston’s streets work for everyone, no matter who you are or how you get around. 🏃🏽‍♀️🚲👟🚍🚦🗑♻️
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On Sunday, October 11, the East Boston Italian Heritage Parade will take place, beginning at 1 p.m. Be prepared: Parking will be restricted along the route. Towing begins at 5 a.m. on Sunday. Consider using the MBTA or Bluebikes to attend instead of driving.

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PWD crews & contractors have been hard at work rebuilding concrete sidewalks in Brighton, including Market St. at Washington St., and making brick sidewalk repairs on Charles St. & Phillips St. in Beacon Hill. These ongoing improvements help make our sidewalks more accessible & easier to navigate.

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As we prepare for the cold months ahead, deliveries of salt began early this morning at Frontage Road. Well before the first storm arrives, the PWD team is getting equipment ready, loading up our salt supply, and preparing to keep Boston’s streets treated & cleared throughout the winter.

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Our next Blue Hill Avenue Town Hall is tomorrow, Sept. 30 from 6:30 - 8 p.m. at the Albert D. Holland School of Technology.

Residents can review the design block by block, ask questions, and provide feedback.

Learn more about the Blue Hill Avenue Investment Plan at boston.gov/bluehillave

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Open Streets Boston returns to Allston-Brighton on Sunday, October 4 from 10:30 am to 3:30 pm and will take place from Brighton Ave. and Harvard Ave. between Cambridge St. and Commonwealth Ave.

Discover more about Open Streets Boston at boston.gov/open-streets

Crowds of people walk and browse vendor tents along a city street lined with autumn trees and skyscrapers in the background.Man pedals a rickshaw carrying two smiling women along a sunny street with shops and pedestrians nearby.Three young musicians perform outdoors on a street with guitars and a microphone under autumn trees.Men browsing colorful jackets on outdoor racks at a street market with a small dog nearby on a leash.
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PWD crews have been working through the weekend in close collaboration with our Boston Water & Sewer and Parks & Recreation partners. Our team continues to sweep streets and clear leaves, trash, and other debris from catch basins to help prevent flooding and keep our roadways clear & accessible.

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PWD crews were out bright & early clearing litter along Blue Hill Ave. With high winds & rain in the forecast, our team is placing an extra emphasis on keeping catch basins clear of trash, leaves & other debris to help prevent flooding.

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Due to the incoming nor’easter, the Zero Waste Drop-Off Day scheduled for Saturday, September 26, has been canceled. The event has been rescheduled for Saturday, November 21, at 315 Gardner St in West Roxbury (Millenium Park). Residents can find information at Boston.gov/Zero-Waste-Day.

Graphic: Zero Waste Drop-off Day has been rescheduled from Saturday, September 26 to Saturday, November 21, at 315 Gardner St. in West Roxbury.
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Before the first pitch, PWD crews were already hard at work emptying trash receptacles around Fenway Park & helping keep the neighborhood clean & game-day ready. ⚾🧹🗑️🦺

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Open Streets Boston returns to Allston-Brighton two weeks from today!

📅 Sunday, October 4
🕙 10:30 AM - 3:30 PM
📍 Brighton Ave. and Harvard Ave. between Cambridge St. and Commonwealth Ave

Discover more about Open Streets Boston at boston.gov/open-streets

Children drawing with chalk on a city street during Boston's Open Streets event on a sunny day.
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