Public Facilities

Boston's Public Facilities Commission approved six votes at its November 19 meeting, covering a $7,037,800 contract amendment, two library projects, and affordable housing actions.

Boston Public Facilities Commission clears seven votes on housing, land, and school repairs in one session.

Boston Public Facilities Commission clears seven votes on housing, land, and school repairs in one session.

Boston's Public Facilities Commission voted unanimously to award a $591,461 contract to Skanska USA to manage the early design phase of the Shaw-Taylor School consolidation project in Mattapan.

Boston's Public Facilities Commission voted unanimously to award a $591,461 contract to Skanska USA to manage the early design phase of the Shaw-Taylor School consolidation project in Mattapan.

Boston's Public Facilities Commission approved eight votes at its August 27 meeting spanning lease transfers, design contract increases, and housing actions.

Boston's Public Facilities Commission approved eight votes at its August 27 meeting spanning lease transfers, design contract increases, and housing actions.

Boston's Public Facilities Commission approved six unanimous votes July 30, advancing a parking revenue transfer and five affordable housing actions across Roxbury and Dorchester. Chair Catherine Craven and Commissioners Larry Momoli and Donald Wright voted 3-0 on every item.

Boston's Public Facilities Commission approved six unanimous votes July 30, advancing a parking revenue transfer and five affordable housing actions across Roxbury and Dorchester. Chair Catherine Craven and Commissioners Larry Momoli and Donald Wright voted 3-0 on every item.

Boston's Public Facilities Commission voted unanimously to rename the Roxbury Branch of the Boston Public Library the Shaw-Roxbury Branch, over the objections of community advocates who wanted the Nubian Branch Library name.