BCYF Roslindale Community Center will reopen in late December after being closed due to a flood and the necessary repairs. Come learn about what is planned for programming, give us your suggestions and check out the building.

Everyone in Boston deserves safe streets. We have a bold plan for transforming Boston's streets to better serve people walking, rolling, and riding bikes. Over the next three years, we will expand our bike network so that 50% of residents will be a 3-minute walk from a safe and connected bike route. Read more about our plan.

Have questions or comments? Schedule a 15-minute phone call or video chat to talk to the project team.

Everyone in Boston deserves safe streets. We have a bold plan for transforming Boston's streets to better serve people walking, rolling, and riding bikes. Over the next three years, we will expand our bike network so that 50% of residents will be a three-minute walk from a safe and connected bike route. Read more about our plan.

Have questions or comments? Schedule a 15-minute phone call or video chat to talk to the project team.

Chat with a project team member about the Lower South Street & Vicinity Slow Streets project. 

Learn more about the project, view the latest plan, including a list of streets that will receive speed humps.

Walk around the Roslindale neighborhood and visit more than 90 local artists in their studios and at local businesses.

Visit the Roslindale Open Studios website

Join Mayor Wu's Office of Civic Organizing and Mayor Wu’s Roslindale and African Community Liaison, Uju Onochie. The Truck will be at Adams Park 4225 Washington St. from 3:30-5pm. You can request services online. 

Come meet your Age Strong neighborhood advocate. Advocacy representative, Mary, will be at the Roslindale Branch of the Boston Public Library on the second Tuesday of every month. Mary can help you with applying for eligible city services, government benefits, and more.