City of Boston Streets Cabinet
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Official Bluesky account of the City of Boston Streets Cabinet (Transportation & Public Works). Helping make Boston’s streets work for everyone, no matter who you are or how you get around. 🏃🏽‍♀️🚲👟🚍🚦🗑♻️ linktr.ee/bosstreets
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The Streets Cabinet is now on Bluesky! Follow us for updates about our work to deliver essential public services that keep Boston moving, clean, and vibrant, while we transform our streets to become safer, more equitable, and more sustainable.
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Guessing the car, and cart, by the sound it makes ♻️

If your recycling cart has been lost or damaged, contact @311.boston.gov and we’ll deliver a replacement. You can find everything you need to know about curbside recycling in Boston at boston.gov/recycling
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New @ridebluebikes.bsky.social stations are on the way! We're working to make our public bike share more reliable and convenient, and we need your help.

Come to one of our upcoming open house events, or share your feedback using our surveys at boston.gov/bike-share-expansion
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Help us plan new Bluebikes stations.
We’re adding to our public bike share system in every Boston neighborhood. In the current phase, we are focusing on Dorchester, JP, Mattapan, and Roxbury — we need your help choosing the best spots. Join us for an open house to learn more!
Wednesday, October 8, 6 - 7:30 p.m. | Egleston Square Library
Tuesday, October 28, 6 - 7:30 p.m. | Mattapan Library
Thursday, October 30, 6 - 7:30 p.m. | Virtual - tinyurl.com/expansion-oct
For information, please visit boston.gov/bike-share-expansion
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✅ Traffic Update: Albany St between Northampton St & Mass Ave, along with the Mass Ave Connector inbound toward Boston Medical Center, has REOPENED following an earlier accident. Normal traffic flow has resumed.
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🚧 Advisory: The Jimmy Fund Walk takes place this Sunday, October 5, along Commonwealth Ave. The Jimmy Fund Walk starts at 9:00 a.m. and the Patients’ Walk at 1:30 p.m. Please be aware of parking restrictions and road closures throughout the day.
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First leaves falling already? Whether you rake leaves or use it for a natural fertilizer to help soil maintain moisture. Keep them out of catch basins, it is important to keep catch basins clear, so stormwater has a place to go!
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General applications for the Boston E-Bikes Incentive Program will open this Wednesday, October 1!

Tonight, we'll host a virtual showcase of e-bikes on Zoom, which will include standard e-bikes, cargo e-bikes, and adaptive e-bikes.

Register and join us for the showcase: boston.gov/ebike-types
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Virtual Virtual Showcase of E-Bikes
Learn about the differences between standard e-bikes, cargo e-bikes, and adaptive e-bikes.
How do e-bikes work? What is Class 1 and Class 2 e-bikes? What can the e-bikes be used for? How heavy are they and how much do they cost? The session will include a presentation and Q&A portion.
The meeting will be recorded. A recording will be sent to all registered attendees.
Sign up: boston.gov/ebike-types
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Reminder! No Orange Line service between Forest Hills and North Station this weekend, September 27-28. Check out boston.gov/mbta-shutdowns for alternate options, including free and accessible shuttle buses and a map of our suggested bike route.
Orange Line closure: the MBTA has announced there will be no train service between Forest Hills and North Station this Saturday, September 27 through Sunday, September 28. 

Use shuttle buses between Forest Hills and Back Bay. Use the Green Line between Copley and North
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♻️TOMORROW♻️

Boston residents can safely dispose of household waste, and recycle textiles, electronics, propane tanks & more, at our Zero Waste Day pickup. Bring your items on Saturday, September 27, from 8:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at 200 Frontage Road.

Details: www.boston.gov/calendar/zer...
Graphic: Zero Waste Day on Saturday, September 27 at 200 Frontage Road
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✅ new Bluebikes stations
✅ free pizza
✅ a great day on two wheels!

Celebrate Allston-Brighton's new Bluebikes stations with the Allston-Brighton Health Collaborative, T4MA, and @ridebluebikes.bsky.social this Saturday, Sept. 27!

Register to join the ride: bit.ly/3V9nlBs
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Allston-Brighton Bluebikes Expansion Celebratory Group Ride. 
Celebrate Allston-Brighton's new Bluebikes stations with the Allston-Brighton Health Collaborative, T4MA, the City of Boston, and Boston Bluebikes. 
Free post-ride pizza! 
Free helmets available! 
Location: Oak Square Bluebikes Station
615 Washington Street
Brighton, MA 02135
Saturday, September 27 at 11:00 a.m.
Rain date - Sunday, September 28

Register at this link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScqtnCGM1vuJuIoelTNiAqp0WZbqRe-5rw-nGnn6xnuUNuf4w/viewform
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We’re working every day to improve sidewalks across the city, making it safer and easier for everyone to get around.

Deputy Chief Julia Campbell walks us through the process of how sidewalks get repaired in Boston. If you see a sidewalk that needs work, let us know with @311.boston.gov.
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🟠 Orange Line closure: the MBTA has announced there will be no train service between Forest Hills and North Station this Saturday, September 27 through Sunday, September 28.

Use shuttle buses between Forest Hills and Back Bay. Use the Green Line between Copley and North Station. mbta.com/orangeline
Orange Line closure: the MBTA has announced there will be no train service between Forest Hills and North Station this Saturday, September 27 through Sunday, September 28. 

Use shuttle buses between Forest Hills and Back Bay. Use the Green Line between Copley and North
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No matter where you live in Boston, your fare on the Commuter Rail should be the same. Join us in supporting the Fare Equity bill before the State Legislature.
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🔵Blue Line closure: the MBTA has announced that there will be no service between Bowdoin and Airport beginning 8:30 p.m. on Friday, Sep. 19, through Sunday, Sep. 21.

Use shuttle buses between Airport & Gov Center. The East Boston Ferry service will be fare-free during this work. mbta.com/BlueLine
Blue Line closure: the MBTA has announced that there will be no service between Bowdoin and Airport beginning 8:30 p.m. on Friday, Sep. 19, through Sunday, Sep. 21. 

Use shuttle buses between Airport & Gov Center. The East Boston Ferry service will be fare-free during this work.
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Boston is adding new stations to our public bike share network in every neighborhood and we need your help! Join us for an open house this October to learn more about the expansion of @ridebluebikes.bsky.social.

🚲 boston.gov/bike-share-expansion
A row of Bluebikes with text: Boston is expanding our public bike share network
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Speed humps are helping make streets across Boston safer for everyone.

We talked with Roslindale parent Ben Bruno about infrastructure improvements the Streets Cabinet installed in his neighborhood and the difference they’ve made for him and his neighbors.
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Reminder that applications are OPEN from September 15-30 for adaptive e-bike users! Check out boston.gov/ebikes to learn about our upcoming events.
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“Now I can see the world again.”

Steven Leonard has been housebound since 2010, since a bad back surgery left him unable to walk. Then his wife, Muriel, found out about the City of Boston's E-Bike Incentive Program.
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The Fall & Harvest Streets Grant from @civicorganizing.boston.gov gives you $300 to bring neighbors together with festive block parties full of pumpkins, treats, and autumn fun. 🍂✨ Apply by September 22, 2025, at boston.gov/fall-grants
City of Boston Fall & Harvest Streets Grant
Celebrate the season with a $300 grant for your Fall & Harvest block party! Apply now at boston.gov/fall-grants
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Thanks for letting us know. We’ll share this feedback with the team.
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Today, Public Works crews were in Mattapan, milling Ruskindale Road and Taunton Avenue and rebuilding sidewalks and ADA-compliant ramps on Messinger Street. Learn more at boston.gov/resurfacing
A Public Works crew member walks in front of a milling machine at work in Mattapan A Public Works crew excavates a sidewalk while carrying out repairs A Public Works crew excavates a sidewalk on Messinger Street while carrying out repairs
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tired: summer is over :(

wired: 🚧🚧 Construction season is still in full swing 🚧🚧
A red dump truck is parked in front of a milling machine on a street in Mattapan during the milling and resurfacing process
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Boston honors the memories of those killed in the tragic events of September 11th, including those aboard AA Flight 11 and UA Flight 175, which had departed from Logan Airport. We hold the loved ones of those lost close and remember the courage and care shown by Americans in service of one another.
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Both received e-bikes through the program, allowing them to leave the house and travel for miles together.

The next round of applications for adults with disabilities who need an adaptive e-bike or powered wheelchair handcycle attachment will be September 15-30.

Learn more: boston.gov/ebikes
Boston E-Bikes Incentive Program
The goals of Boston’s E-Bikes Incentive Program are to address historic inequities in transportation access, accelerate mode shift to sustainable modes of transportation, and improve mobility options ...
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“Now I can see the world again.”

Steven Leonard has been housebound since 2010, since a bad back surgery left him unable to walk. Then his wife, Muriel, found out about the City of Boston's E-Bike Incentive Program.
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Today is Preliminary Municipal Election Day - Voters have until 8 p.m. to cast a ballot.
Check your polling location at voteinma.com
Graphic with text: Election Reminder, Preliminary Municipal Election, Tuesday, September 9 2025
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Open Newbury has been cancelled today due to recent warnings of flash flooding.