Public Improvement Commission

Boston's Public Improvement Commission approved 10 street petitions at its May 22 meeting, clearing the way for affordable housing, a rebuilt animal shelter, and a Frederick Douglass plaza in Roxbury. The commission green-lit three connected petitions for the Mildred C.

Boston's Public Improvement Commission approved 10 street petitions at its May 22 meeting, clearing the way for affordable housing, a rebuilt animal shelter, and a Frederick Douglass plaza in Roxbury. The commission green-lit three connected petitions for the Mildred C.

Boston's Public Improvement Commission approved 11 petitions covering street reconstruction, utility work, and development-related infrastructure across six neighborhoods at its May 8 meeting.

Boston's Public Improvement Commission approved 11 petitions covering street reconstruction, utility work, and development-related infrastructure across six neighborhoods at its May 8 meeting.

Boston Public Improvement Commission clears seven unanimous votes and advances ten new-business items to May 8 public hearings.

Boston Public Improvement Commission clears seven unanimous votes and advances ten new-business items to May 8 public hearings.

Boston's Public Improvement Commission unanimously approved a safety overhaul of Sleeper Street in South Boston, a redesign prompted by the fatal pedestrian crash that killed a child near the Children's Museum in March 2024.

Boston's Public Improvement Commission unanimously approved a safety overhaul of Sleeper Street in South Boston, a redesign prompted by the fatal pedestrian crash that killed a child near the Children's Museum in March 2024.

Boston's Public Improvement Commission approved two items outright and advanced six more toward public hearings at its March 27 session, while rejecting a Verizon pole petition and continuing two public hearings for unresolved maintenance and design questions.

Boston's Public Improvement Commission approved two items outright and advanced six more toward public hearings at its March 27 session, while rejecting a Verizon pole petition and continuing two public hearings for unresolved maintenance and design questions.