9th Suffolk
9th Suffolk: Boston plans free Link shuttles, including in Roxbury, with federal grant money
Boston plans free neighborhood shuttles, with Roxbury routes still to be designed
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8th Suffolk
8th Suffolk: Boston plans free Link shuttles for Roxbury and Mattapan by early next year
Boston says free Link shuttles are coming to Roxbury and Mattapan, but routes and operators are not settled.
7th Suffolk
7th Suffolk: City plans free Link shuttles in Roxbury and Mattapan by early next year
Boston plans free Link shuttles for Roxbury, with routes still unsettled. The city says it will start free shuttle service early next year in neighborhoods with limited transit. Roxbury is one of them, according to the Boston Globe report.
6th Suffolk
6th Suffolk: City plans free Link shuttles for Roxbury and Mattapan by early next year
Boston plans free neighborhood shuttles, including Roxbury and Mattapan routes, to launch by early next year. The city is expanding its Link shuttle model to areas it says have few transit options.
5th Suffolk
5th Suffolk: Boston plans free Link shuttles in Roxbury and Mattapan by early next year
The city says free Link shuttles are coming to Roxbury and Mattapan, but the routes aren't drawn yet. Boston plans five free shuttle routes by early next year, according to the Boston Globe. The other three are in Allston-Brighton, the Seaport and Charlestown.
4th Suffolk
4th Suffolk: City Council passes $268,887 for BPS school police contract increases
The Boston City Council moved money for school police raises. The vote is citywide, not tied to an address in the district.
3rd Suffolk
3rd Suffolk: City Council passes $268,887 for Boston school police contract increases
The Boston City Council moved $268,887 out of its collective-bargaining reserve to cover Boston Public Schools' school police raises. The Boston City Council minutes record Docket 1829 as passed, with 12 yeas and Councilor Breadon absent.
2nd Suffolk (Senate)
2nd Suffolk (Senate): Boston plans free Link shuttles in Roxbury and Mattapan by early next year
Free Link shuttles are planned for Roxbury and Mattapan, but routes and operators are not set. Mayor Michelle Wu's administration says it will run five free shuttle routes over three years, starting by early next year, in neighborhoods with few transit options.
1st Suffolk (Senate)
1st Suffolk (Senate): Boston plans free Link shuttles in Roxbury and Mattapan on federal grant money
Boston plans free Link shuttles for Roxbury and Mattapan, with launch targeted for early next year. The city says it will start free shuttle service in several neighborhoods with limited transit.
1st Suffolk
1st Suffolk: City Council passes $268,887 for Boston school police contract increases
The City Council moved $268,887 out of a reserve to pay for Boston school police raises. Docket 1829 reduces the FY27 Reserve for Collective Bargaining by $268,887 to fund increases in the agreement between the Boston School Committee and the Boston School Police Patrolmen's…
18th Suffolk
18th Suffolk: Boston City Council funds $268,887 for school police contract increases
The Boston City Council passed $268,887 in funding for the school police patrolmen's contract. Under Docket 1829, the council reduced the FY27 Reserve for Collective Bargaining by $268,887 to pay for increases in the agreement between the Boston School Committee and the Boston…
17th Suffolk
17th Suffolk: City Council passes $268,887 for Boston school police contract increases
The Boston City Council moved $268,887 out of its collective-bargaining reserve to cover school police raises. The money covers FY27 increases in the contract between the Boston School Committee and the Boston School Police Patrolmen's Association.
15th Suffolk
15th Suffolk: Boston plans free Link shuttle routes for Roxbury and Mattapan next year
The city says free Link shuttles are coming to Roxbury and Mattapan, but the routes aren't drawn yet. The Boston Globe reports that the Wu administration will launch five free shuttle routes by early next year.
14th Suffolk
14th Suffolk: City Council passes $268,887 for Boston school police contract increases
The City Council moved $268,887 to pay for Boston school police raises. Docket 1829 reduces the FY27 Reserve for Collective Bargaining by $268,887. The money funds increases in the agreement between the Boston School Committee and the Boston School Police Patrolmen's Association.
13th Suffolk
13th Suffolk: Council passes $268,887 for BPS school police contract; 12 yeas, one absent
The Boston City Council moved $268,887 to cover raises for BPS school police. The order reduces the FY27 Reserve for Collective Bargaining to fund increases in the agreement between the Boston School Committee and the Boston School Police Patrolmen's Association (Docket 1829).
10th Suffolk
10th Suffolk: Council passes $268,887 for BPS school police contract; 12 yeas, one absent
The Boston City Council passed $268,887 to cover Boston Public Schools school-police raises. Docket 1829 moves the money out of the city's collective-bargaining reserve to fund FY27 increases in the contract between the Boston School Committee and the Boston School Police…
2nd Suffolk (Senate)
2nd Suffolk (Senate): Council passes $268,887 to fund BPS school police contract increases
The City Council moved $268,887 to pay for BPS school police raises. On Oct. 7, the Boston City Council passed Docket 1829.