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Tuesday, January 18

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B Together vaccine policy for Boston

Starting on January 15, 2022, you will be required to show proof of vaccination against COVID-19 to enter certain indoor spaces. Workers in those locations will also be required to be vaccinated.
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Indoor mask mandate

Face masks are required in all indoor public settings in the City of Boston.
COVID-19 vaccine information

We have vaccine safety information, as well as a map and list of vaccination sites for eligible residents in Boston.
COVID-19 testing sites

We've partnered with community health centers, hospitals, and pharmacies to increase access to COVID-19 testing.
City Hall operating hours

Boston City Hall is open to the public Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. - 5 pm.
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Trash and recycling

Due to the holiday, trash and recycling pickups are delayed in some neighborhoods this week. Please check your schedule.
Parking meters

Parking meters are running on their normal schedules today.
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Street Cleaning

Due to the weather, street cleaning has been canceled until further notice.
Tow lot

The tow lot is only open Monday through Friday, from 7 a.m. - 10:30 p.m. Automated kiosks are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week for vehicle releases.

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Add your name to the City census
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Find affordable housing
Order birth certificates online
Pay a parking ticket
Pay your motor vehicle excise tax
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Latest news

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Mayor Wu launches B Together, requiring COVID-19 vaccination at certain indoor

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Cold emergency declared in Boston for Saturday, January 15

Emergency Management

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Mayor Wu Announces 2022 Celebration of The Lives and Legacies of Martin Luther

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Featured videos

'Virtually Possible'
This short-form documentary shows the ways the people and communities of Boston creatively and heroically came "together" during COVID-19.
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Valenzuela is a Dominican-American director, producer, and writer, as well as the creator of The Pineapple Diaries, a comedic web-series based in Boston
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Upcoming Events

Trustees of the Public Library of the City Of Boston
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Zoning Board of Appeal hearing
On Jan 18

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Virtual Licensed Premise Violation hearings
On Jan 18

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City on a Hill Development Committee meeting
On Jan 18

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Office of Housing Stability virtual legal clinic
On Jan 18

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Parks Winter Fitness: Virtual Afrobeats Dance class
On Jan 18

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Boston Mayor Michelle Wu

Contact: Mayor's Office

Mayor Michelle Wu

Meet the Mayor

Michelle Wu is the Mayor of Boston. She is a daughter of immigrants, Boston Public Schools mom to two boys, MBTA commuter, and fierce believer that we can solve our deepest challenges through building community. 

Learn about Mayor Wu

Boston City Council

City Council
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