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Sunday, March 1
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Street Cleaning

There is no daytime street cleaning. Overnight street cleaning is on a normal schedule.
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City building hours

On Sundays, some community centers are open. The Central Library in Copley Square is open from 1 - 5 p.m. All other municipal buildings and libraries are closed.
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Trash and recycling

There is no residential trash and recycling pickup during the weekend.
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Tow lot

The tow lot is closed on Sundays. Automated kiosks are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week for vehicle releases.
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Parking meters

Parking meters are free with no time limit on Sundays.
Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)
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As of February 28, 2020, there has been one confirmed case of COVID-19 in Massachusetts. The risk to residents in Boston remains low.

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Mayor Walsh welcomed residents to City Hall for International Womans Day in 2019.

It’s Women’s History Month!

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BOS:311 service requests

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All BOS:311 requests
Improper storage of trash barrels
Report unshoveled sidewalk (wait until three hours after snowfall ends)
Request a bulk item pickup
Request to salt or plow a street
Report a pothole
Report a parking violation
Report a missing or damaged street sign
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Upcoming Events

Boston Parks Winter Fitness series
Mar 1

Winter Fitness series: Walking group / snowshoeing

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Mar 2

City On a Hill Charter Public Schools Governance Committee meeting

Boston Parks Winter Fitness series
Mar 2

Winter fitness series: Yoga

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Mar 2

City On a Hill Charter Public Schools meeting

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Boston Mayor Martin J. Walsh

Contact: Mayor's Office

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Meet the Mayor

Mayor Martin J. Walsh, an accomplished advocate for working people and a proud product of the City of Boston, was sworn in as the City’s 54th Mayor on January 6, 2014. 

Learn more about Mayor Walsh

Boston City Council

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