Join us on Wednesday, September 27 for a virtual meeting as part of our Reimagining White Stadium community meeting series. Our first meeting will focus on transportation. 

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Join us on Tuesday, September 26 for an in-person meeting as part of our Reimagining White Stadium community meeting series. Our first meeting will focus on transportation. 

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The Route 39 Transit Priority Corridor project is an initiative by the Boston Transportation Department currently studying how to make the 39 bus work better. The project team will be at Forest Hills Station on October 18. Stop by to share your thoughts, concerns, ideas, and hopes! 

The Route 39 Transit Priority Corridor project is an initiative by the Boston Transportation Department currently studying how to make the 39 bus work better. At this virtual meeting, we will present an overview of the project, early concept designs, and gather input from attendees.

Register for the virtual meeting

The Route 39 Transit Priority Corridor project is an initiative by the Boston Transportation Department currently studying how to make the 39 bus work better. The project team will be at the Jamaica Plain Branch of the Boston Public Library on Monday, October 16. Stop by to share your thoughts, concerns, ideas, and hopes!

The Route 39 Transit Priority Corridor project is an initiative by the Boston Transportation Department currently studying how to make the 39 bus work better. The project team will be in Brigham Circle on September 20. Stop by to share your thoughts, concerns, ideas, and hopes! 

GrowBoston, the City of Boston's Office of Urban Agriculture wants to hear your ideas about growing food in Roxbury. 

In an effort to develop the City of Boston’s urban agriculture strategy, GrowBoston is hosting four community engagement events. These events are taking place in neighborhoods with high rates of food insecurity and other social vulnerabilities: Roxbury, Dorchester, Mattapan, and East Boston. We want to hear each neighborhood's urban agriculture priorities!

GrowBoston, the City of Boston's Office of Urban Agriculture wants to hear your ideas about growing food in Mattapan. 

In an effort to develop the City of Boston’s urban agriculture strategy, GrowBoston is hosting four community engagement events. These events are taking place in neighborhoods with high rates of food insecurity and other social vulnerabilities: Roxbury, Dorchester, Mattapan, and East Boston. We want to hear each neighborhood's urban agriculture priorities!

This meeting is an opportunity to ask MOH questions about the how to respond to the Phase 2 RFP, MOH housing policy, and/or the disposition process.