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Sunday, November 28

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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

The City of Boston has partnered with community health centers, hospitals, and pharmacies to increase access to COVID-19 testing for residents.
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City Hall operating hours

Boston City Hall is closed to the public on the weekend.
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Trash and recycling

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

Parking meters are free with no time limit on Sundays.
Street Cleaning

Street cleaning is on a normal schedule.
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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Mayor Wu Announces Extended Deadline To Apply for Four-Year Term on Boston

Mayor Wu Announces Extended Deadline To Apply for Four-Year Term on Boston

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Mayor Wu Announces Outdoor Dining Extended to December 31, 2021

Mayor Wu Announces Outdoor Dining Extended to December 31, 2021

Mayor's Office
64 Tolman Street

Demolition Delay Application: 64 Tolman Street, Dorchester

Landmarks Commission
Mayor Wu Signs Ordinance To Divest City Funds From the Fossil Fuel Industry

Mayor Wu Signs Ordinance To Divest City Funds From the Fossil Fuel Industry

Mayor's Office
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Upcoming Events

Leaf and yard waste drop-off
On Nov 28

Nov 28
City Council Committee on Boston's COVID-19 recovery virtual public hearing on Docket #1205
On Nov 29

Nov 29
2021 Copley Square Tree Lighting
On Nov 29

Nov 29
An Afro-Indigenous History of the United States book event
On Nov 29

Nov 29
Upham's Corner Working Advisory Group meeting
On Nov 29

Nov 29
Community meeting for proposed cannabis establishment
On Nov 30

Nov 30
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Boston Mayor Michelle Wu

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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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