We're offering four more Fixit Clinics this spring! 🛠Learn more about these workshops, what items you can bring, and how you can get involved at Boston.gov/fixit-clinics/ @boston.gov @311.boston.gov @fixitclinic.bsky.social
Calling all air quality researchers, policymakers, and advocates! On Friday, May 15, we invite you to share your knowledge, experiences and ideas at the first-ever Boston Area Air Quality Summit. Learn more and register for free at Boston.gov/BAAQS @mayorwu.boston.gov @boston.gov
Boston-based nonprofits are invited to learn more about the 2026 Community Clean Air Grant during an upcoming virtual info session! Join us this Wednesday, 4/15, for an overview of program eligibility, funding priorities, and application support, followed by Q&A. Boston.gov/clean-air-grant/
Calling all Boston building owners and property managers! The second free in-person BERDO workshop will take place today, 4/8, from 3 - 7pm at Allston-Brighton CDC (18R Shepard Street)
Boston.gov/BERDO-Series/
Awardees of the Boston Tree Alliance's 2026 Tree Planting & Care Grant recently gathered at Boston Nature Center for a training on planting techniques, long-term maintenance & data collection! 🌳 Learn more about the BTA: boston.gov/tree-alliance. @massaudubon.org @boston.gov @parks.boston.gov
Applications are now open for Boston's 2026 Community Clean Air Grant Program!
We're funding community-driven projects that reduce air pollution and improve public and environmental health in Boston. Learn more and apply at Boston.gov/clean-air-grant/
@boston.gov @mayorwu.boston.gov
Haymarket sells affordable produce to Bostonians, but healthy and nutritious food was going to waste. We worked with Recycling Works, @foodjustice.boston.gov, and @environment.boston.gov to change that.
Now with the Greater Boston Collaborative Food Hub’s help, more fresh food reaches our residents!
TOMORROW: FREE FIXIT CLINIC! 🔧 Bostonians are invited to bring broken household items to Boston Building Resources in Roxbury between 11:00am - 2:00pm.
Can't make it? More dates and dates here: boston.gov/news/upcoming-fixit-clinics @boston.gov
FINAL CALL: Nominations close at 5:00 p.m. today! Help us recognize the businesses, community groups and individuals driving real change in our city. Nominate at boston.gov/climate-awards/. @boston.gov @mayorwu.boston.gov @parks.boston.gov
📢 Boston’s 2030 #ClimateAction Plan is entering its final public comment period! This plan lays out a roadmap to ensure that the benefits of climate action — clean air, good jobs, and healthy homes — are shared by all. Read and share your feedback:
#bostonma
In partnership with @massaudubon.org, we're distributing a total of $519,750 to support six nonprofits working to expand access to trees and their benefits in under-canopied communities in Boston. Congratulations to the 2026 awardees!
REMINDER: Tomorrow, 2/25, tune-in for a virtual progress update on the Boston Storm Study and proposed flood mitigation plans in Charlestown, Dorchester, East Boston, South Boston, and Downtown/Wharf District.
Learn more & register: boston.gov/calendar/what-we-heard-2025-recap-boston-csrm
What to Know About Downed Trees and Power Lines High winds and blizzard conditions may bring down trees, branches, and power lines. Be extremely cautious near downed power lines and assume that downed lines have a live electrical current. Call 911 to report downed power lines. Call 311 to report fallen trees or branches, and 311 or your utility company to report outages.
Boston is seeing high winds and blizzard conditions and we are receiving reports of downed tree branches and power lines.
Call 311 or use the BOS:311 app to report fallen trees or branches.
Call 911 to report downed power lines.
A graphic featuring an image of Mayor Wu and a PowerCorps member, and the PowerCorps logo. Text reads: Applications open! The City’s green industry workforce development program pays young adults to prepare for a career in the green industry.
Help make our neighborhoods more beautiful and build a sustainable future for yourself and your loved ones with PowerCorpsBOS.
Boston residents ages 18-30 can apply for paid “earn and learn” career training in Urban Forestry, Building Operation, and Urban Greening.
Apply at boston.gov/powercorps!
Nominations are now open for 2026 Climate Leader Awards! Know a business, community group, or individual leading the charge toward a greener, more sustainable Boston? Submit your nominations by March 16! boston.gov/climate-awards/
@boston.gov @mayorwu.boston.gov
We're working on flood mitigation plans to protect Boston from sea-level rise and the impacts of climate change. Learn more about the Boston Storm Study, the progress we've made, and what's coming up. Register: boston.gov/calendar/what-we-heard-2025-recap-boston-csrm @boston.gov @alert.boston.gov
Boston has a city-run electricity program that has cheaper rates than Eversource and uses more renewable energy. Sign up for Boston Community Choice Electricity at boston.gov/bcce.
On February 10, Dorchester's small businesses and entrepreneurs are invited to network and learn how the #BostonEnergySaver program can help you upgrade your buildings and lower your energy costs. 🥐⚡
There is no cost to attend. Learn more and RSVP at greaterashmont.org/business-breakfasts
Have a broken household item? Instead of tossing it, reduce waste, save money, and learn new skills by coming to a free Fixit Clinic🛠️🧵
📅 Sat, Jan 31
🕐 2 - 4 p.m.
📍Mattapan Public Library @bpl.boston.gov
boston.gov/calendar/fixit-clinic-junior-mattapan @boston.gov
A cold weather emergency has been declared in the City of Boston from Friday, January 23, through Sunday, January 25. We encourage residents to take precautions to stay safe in the extreme cold. Boston.gov/cold
@mayorwu.boston.gov has declared a cold emergency in the City of Boston for Friday, January 23, through Sunday, January 25, due to the extreme cold weather forecasted for this time period.
➡️ www.boston.gov/news/mayor-w...
More winter storms are expected, so sign up now for Alert Boston, our official emergency alert system. Emergency information is available in 11 languages and provided automatically by phone, text, and email.
Free #FixitClinic happening tomorrow, Jan 17. Drop by Maverick Landing Community Services (31 Liverpool Street, East Boston) with your broken household goods anytime from 10am - 1pm. Learn more: https://ow.ly/oSNS50XWXuT
Between now and February 15, you can VOTE for up to five city projects that will have the biggest impact on YOUR community. Make Your Voice Heard! Visit Boston.gov/Participate
#ideasinaction
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Nominations are now open for the 2026 Mayor's Youth Summit awards! Do you know a youth-serving organization that supports and empowers Boston youth? Or a Boston teen who demonstrates leadership or civic engagement? Complete our nomination forms at boston.gov/youth-summit
Have a broken household item? Instead of tossing it, come to a Fixit Clinic to learn how to repair it for free! 🛠️🧵
📅 Sat, Jan 17
🕐 10 a.m. - 1 p.m.
📍Maverick Landing Community Services, 31 Liverpool Street, East Boston
boston.gov/calendar/fixit-clinic-maverick-landing-community-services
What's Boston doing to build resilience, become more energy efficient, and reduce waste? Subscribe to our monthly e-blast to learn more about what we're doing to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050. boston.gov/environment-newsletter
From launching new programs to celebrating local heroes, this year was all about action 🌍. As we gear up for an even bigger 2026, we’re looking back at the milestones that defined our year. Here's our top 10 moments from 2025: instagram.com/p/DSaucvLDeUn/?img_index=1
A graphic with a formal design with information for viewing the inauguration of Mayor Michelle Wu and the Boston City Council on Monday, January 5, 2026, at 10 a.m. Streaming live on Boston.gov, Boston City TV & Boston Neighborhood Network, and on Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Bluesky, and Facebook.
Our work to make Boston a home for everyone continues!
Please join us live on Monday, January 5 at 10 a.m. as we begin our second term and administer the oath of office to the Boston City Council. #BostonInauguration
Today, 12/15, is the deadline to submit comments on the draft Phase III Wetlands Regulations. These regs are crucial for climate resilience, ensuring our wetlands can continue to provide vital ecological services. Don't miss your chance to weigh in! ow.ly/cWlu50XJF54
