Join us! This is a public meeting to hear programming and location ideas from the Charlestown community. This is the second community meeting to establish the types of uses and activities the community would like to see in a new center. The study is also exploring location options to build any potential centers on.

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The Boston Transportation Department is hosting a series of virtual community conversations to share updates and take resident feedback about the Lower South Street Neighborhood Slow Streets project. During this conversation, we’ll share proposed changes to address safety concerns we heard for Murray Hill Road, Lindall Street, Basile Street, and Florence Street.



Neighborhood Slow Streets is the City of Boston’s approach to prioritizing and delivering small-scale safety improvement. The Lower South Street and Vicinity Neighborhood Slow Streets zone is one of 15 current Neighborhood Slow Streets projects. Learn more about what we are proposing by viewing the draft plan on the project website.

Interpretation will be provided in Spanish.

Based on your stories and ideas, we have created initial designs for Pleasant Street. Our goal is to calm traffic speeds and make crosswalks better for kids, elders, and people with disabilities. We want to hear your stories and ideas.

We will provide interpretation in Spanish. 

Can’t make it? This is one of many ways you can participate. Sign up for project updates by email on the Pleasant Street project webpage.

The City of Boston is working to enhance biking and walking for neighborhood residents. We met you in nine locations locations over seven months in 2019 and 2020 to hear what you love in Lower Roxbury and where you envision changes to your streets. Last summer we met with you virtually and in person to confirm your priorities. Now we are working on next steps.

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

Join us! This is a public meeting to hear programming and location ideas from the Dorchester community. This is the fourth community meeting to establish the types of uses and activities the community would like to see in a new center. The study is also exploring location options to build any potential centers on. The presentation from the first three meetings is available online.