One mile of Dorchester Ave was shut down to cars and filled with vendors, music, games, and more. boston25news.com/news/local/ope…

Open Streets is back! Join us on Sunday, May 5 from 10:30 am - 5 pm on Dorchester Ave. (from Ashmont St. to Linden St.) to experience this car-free public space. Come bike, walk & roll while you connect with neighbors and businesses owners. For more info: boston.gov/departments/tr…

Phase 1 of 3 of the Centre Street Redesign Project has begun. This work will upgrade and rebuild many of the ADA accessible crosswalk ramps throughout the corridor. (1/4)🧵

MBTA Shuttles need to use Dorchester Ave.

Please do not double-park or block lanes so they can keep moving! Please follow all posted signage. Enforcement in effect.

Fairmount Line, Rte. 18 bus, and Bluebikes are all free alternatives.

The Safety Surge has begun. Speed humps are starting to be installed in neighborhoods across the City. To learn more, visit Boston.gov/making-neighbo…

Today is the day! Join us today, Sunday, September 17, for Open Streets Dorchester!

Thanks to Levan Reid for spending time with our Street Lighting Division, and speaking with Jay and Josh - two new employees who are recent graduates of the Madison Park Technical Vocational High School electrical program. In total, (4) graduates have recently joined the PWD team!cbsnews.com/boston/news/ma…

“I’ve seen a lot of lights that were out …now I have the opportunity to come in and turn them on. It makes me feel like I'm doing something right for the city.”

Love this story on talented ⁦Madison Park Technical Vocational High School⁩ grads joining the City workforce. cbsnews.com/boston/news/ma…

Great time at Brighton/Alston Open Streets!👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽Disfrutando la Ciclovía en Alston/Brighton 💕💕

Come check us out at Open Streets Allston/Brighton at the corner of Harvard Ave and Brighton Ave. Learn lifesaving skills like hands-only CPR and tour an ambulance.

📸: Deputy Hamlet

Mayor Michelle Wu said that crews have been busy prepping the city's 119 school zones; they're restriping all crosswalks near schools and ensuring that all pavement markings and safety signage is in place, in good condition and visible. on.nbcboston.com/6zqYDht

Join us Saturday, August 19, for Open Streets: Allston/Brighton at Brighton Ave. & Harvard Ave.

🎉 1.2 miles of car-free engagement
🎉 family fun zone
🎉 live art & entertainment

Learn more ➡️ boston.gov/open-streets

The best way to do open streets is by pedicab 🤗

Another beautiful, joyful open streets Blue Hill Ave ❤️

We're only HOURS away from #OpenStreetsBoston - Roxbury edition! Join us on Blue Hill Ave. in Roxbury TOMORROW from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. for live art, music, delicious food, games, and car-free family-friendly fun! 🎉

#Roxbury #CityofBoston #CommunityEvents #SBCMeetsOpenStreets

Join us Saturday, July 15, for Open Streets Boston: Blue Hill Ave. when we will transform Blue Hill Ave. in Roxbury into a pedestrian-friendly open space with a family fun zone, live art & entertainment, and so much more!

Learn more ➡️ boston.gov/open-streets

Commuter rail & excellent discussion of Boston’s Fairmount line work by Matthew Petersen 🚎🌇🏳️‍🌈 —> bus yard to learn about Boston’s 20 electric school buses —> electric school bus ride back to City Hall

Inspiring morning! Yes, big things are possible. 💫

Are you ready to have the best summer ever? Check out our Summer in Boston guide for everything you need to stay cool and have fun this summer!

✌️Events
💦 Staying cool
🎨 Programs & activities
🎾 Youth sports
🦺 Summer safety & more!

☀️ boston.gov/summer

Today, C40 & Mayor Michelle Wu 吳弭 of Boston convened city representatives, sustainable and equitable transport advocates, and industry stakeholders at the first-ever #Boston Transport Summit.

#TheFutureIsPublicTransport #UnitedInAction

Open Streets Blue Hill Ave is happening THIS SATURDAY! Join us on Blue Hill Ave, between West Cottage St and Warren St, for a pedestrian friendly open space featuring art, entertainment, family fun & more! #openstreetsboston #bluehillave

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