During this meeting, we will share information about the City's street lighting team. We will discuss our options for improving street lighting as part of the Cummins Highway reconstruction project.

ADA Day is a yearly celebration of the signing of the Americans with Disabilities Act. It is held in Boston around the last week of July near the anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act signing. Each year, we honor a local organization that has made an impact on accessibility or inclusion in Boston. ADA Celebration Day is an event for people of all ages and all abilities to come together and celebrate a milestone in the disability community. 

This year’s ADA Day theme is “Reconnecting”.

ADA Day will be held as a hybrid event this year. Along with the in-person event at Copley Square Park, a virtual event will be held on Zoom. Virtual attendees can request an ADA Day t-shirt on the pre-registration form. T-shirts will be mailed after ADA Day. Information on how to connect to the virtual ADA Day event will be posted closer to the event. 

PRE-REGISTER AND REQUEST ACCOMMODATIONS

* Pre-registration is not required to attend. 

JOIN ADA DAY VIRTUAL via ZOOM

We are happy to host a COVID-19 vaccine clinic at Copley Square Park during ADA Day, from 11 a.m. - 3 p.m.. The one-dose J&J vaccine will be available for those 18 and older, as will the two-dose Pfizer vaccine for those 12 and older. You can visit any clinic offering Pfizer COVID-19 vaccines for your second dose. A second clinic will be available in the Copley area three weeks later, or you can check the state's website to find any clinic that is convenient to you. Appointments are encouraged, but walk ups are also welcome. You can register online for a vaccine slot at ADA Day.

We are putting out a call for photos for ADA Day. We want to know how you are reconnecting with your community or who you are looking forward to reconnecting with. Share your photos with us on social media or email them to disability@boston.gov.

ASL and CART provided. Wheelchair Accessible. This is a scent free event.

For additional accommodation requests, call 617-635-3682 or email disability@boston.gov.

During this meeting, colleagues from the Boston Planning and Development Agency will discuss how land use influences transportation decisions, from master plans to individuals moving around every day.

During this meeting, colleagues from the Environment Department will share how air quality is impacted by transportation design decisions. We will discuss different ways the reconstruction of Cummins Highway can help us improve air quality for Mattapan residents.

During this meeting, we will talk about opportunities to incorporate heat resilience solutions into the Cummins Highway reconstruction project.