The Boston Transportation Department and the Mayor’s Office of Neighborhood Services is hosting a virtual meeting to discuss a possible redesign and street safety concerns on Delhi, Crossman, and Babson Streets.

Register for the event

If you have any questions, please reach out to your Mattapan Neighborhood Liaison Asiah Wotring at asiah.wotring@boston.gov.

Age Strong is conducting a needs assessment to learn more about the needs, concerns, and priorities of Boston’s older adults. Information will be gathered via surveys, focus groups, and listening sessions to learn more about the experiences of older adults and their caregivers. The goal is to create an Age Strong Plan which aims to make Boston inclusive and accessible to people of all ages. This is a valuable opportunity to let your voice be heard! We want to hear your ideas about how we can make Boston a better place to age.

Language interpretation and translation services and disability accommodations are available to you at no cost. If you need them, please contact Ava Portela at ava.portela@boston.gov, or call 617-635-1953.

For a full list of Age Strong's Listening Session events, please visit: 

2024-2025 Age Strong Needs Assessment

Join the Licensing Board and Office of Small Business on Tuesday, April 15 from 6:30 PM to 7:30 PM for a liquor license information session at The Loop at Mattapan Station. Business owners looking to apply for a liquor license or learn about the state's 2024 liquor license legislation are encouraged to attend these sessions.

Each year, the Mayor’s Community Safety Team conducts engagements across the city preparing the “Summer Safety Plan”. In 2024, we heard from community members that they often felt out of the loop as far as  being informed about what was happening in their neighborhood once summer came around. 

As a direct response, the Community Safety Team began to organize Village Vibes. These events are meant to bring community members together in places central to the neighborhood, and by having City departments alongside neighborhood-specific groups, we can make sure residents are informed about everything from speedbumps to summer camps well ahead of time. 

Village Vibes are about bringing together community members, and uplifting from the sense of familiarity and trust that neighbors bring to continue to keep our neighborhoods safe and informed. 

If you'd like your organization to be represented at this event, sign up for Village Vibes in your neighborhood, submit your information via the Google Forms Link below. 

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Consumer advocates will be available to answer questions and provide insights on various consumer topics, including shopping rights, tenant rights, credit, car purchases, scams, identity theft, home improvement contracts, and more.