Neighborhood Services
Our staff attends community meetings, assists residents with city services, shares important information directly with neighborhoods, and helps the City respond to emergencies.
We provide a forum for both groups and individuals to express concerns, request services, and extend opinions. We also serve to disseminate information and facilitate delivery of City services. We encourage, facilitate, and maximize resident input and participation in all aspects of government.
Contact
1 City Hall Square
Room 805
Boston, MA 02201-2022
United States
Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Conor Newman
Contact: Allston-Brighton
Yissel Guerrero
Contact: Back Bay, Beacon Hill, Fenway-Kenmore, and Mission Hill
Quinlan Locke
Contact: Charlestown
Danchen Xu
Contact: Chinatown, Leather District, Downtown Crossing, and Asian community
Patrick Fandel
Contact: Dorchester
Christine Brandao
Contact: Mid-Dorchester and Cape Verdean community
Jose (Jesús) Garcia-Mota
Contact: East Boston
Bryan Flynn
Contact: Hyde Park
Sam Chambers
Contact: LGBTQ community
Roudnie Célestin
Contact: Mattapan and Haitian community
Maria Lanza
Contact: North End, Waterfront, and West End
Joseph Coppinger
Contact: Roslindale
Jessica Thomas
Contact: Roxbury
John Allison
Contact: South Boston
Faisa Sharif
Contact: South End, Bay Village, and Somali community
Jack Duggan
Contact: West Roxbury
Alexandra Valdez
Contact: Jamaica Plain and Latino community
Khoa Pham
Contact: Vietnamese community, Fields Corner
Jerome Smith
Chief of Civic Engagement and Neighborhood Services Director
Language and Communications Access
Our goal is to ensure all City programs and services are accessible to all residents.
Love Your Block
Love Your Block offers mini-grants and small cleanups (formerly Boston Shines) for neighborhood beautification projects.
Problem properties in Boston
The Problem Properties Task Force created a list of “problem properties” in the City.
SPARK Boston
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