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Sunday, February 23

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

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.

Trash and recycling

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

Tow lot

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

Parking meters

Parking meters are free with no time limit on Sundays.

Novel Coronavirus in Boston

The first case of the coronavirus in Massachusetts has been confirmed in a man who lives in Boston, but the risk to the public remains low.

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Pay your real estate taxes

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Getting around Boston

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2019 Novel Coronavirus in Boston

Feb 5

2019 Novel Coronavirus in Boston

The first case of the 2019 novel coronavirus in Massachusetts has been confirmed in a man returning from Wuhan, China, who is in his 20s and lives in Boston.

Drama "Erminie" at Elizabeth Peabody House, 1941. Photo by Roy J. Jacoby. MS22 P029 - Simmons University Archives

Feb 21

More than meets the eye: the Elizabeth Peabody House and Boston’s West End

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Mayor Walsh Announces Home Sales Prices Rose by Lowest Level in a Decade

Feb 20

Mayor Walsh Announces Home Sales Prices Rose by Lowest Level in a Decade

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Become a 2020 Youth Job and Resource Fair partner

Youth Engagement and Employment

Feb 20

Registration now open for adult softball and basketball leagues

Parks and Recreation

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Re-marking the Boston Marathon

For five years, we worked with the families of those lost in the Marathon bombings to meaningfully remember what happened that day.

In Your Shoes: Alice Imbaro Palumbo

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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

Report a streetlight outage

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City on a Hill Charter Public Schools Academic Excellence Committee

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Boston Mayor Martin J. Walsh

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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.

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