We'll also continue the discussion on streetscape art elements for Ruggles Street, between Tremont Street and Washington Street.

PUBLIC MEETING FLIER (ENGLISH)

PUBLIC MEETING FLIER (SPANISH)

We will cover the permitting and licensing requirements needed to participate in the food truck lottery.

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This informational session will cover the following:

• understanding public vs. private food truck locations
• the lottery and selection process for assignment of public food truck sites
• public food truck schedules for all sites, and
• permitting and licensing renewal requirements.

We designed the Economic Development Center to directly engage with residents and businesses. We want to build pathways to wealth building, and connect you with opportunities to grow and thrive. All workshops are free and open to the public, but require registration.

All workshops include:

• food
• networking opportunities
• interpretive services (upon request), and
• a child-friendly environment.

Our landlord resource fair is an opportunity for small property owners to large-scale property managers to come together for networking and resources from various city agencies that will make your tenancies sustainable and profitable.

Come for 30 minutes or for the whole time. Registration is not necessary. Call 617-635-4200 for questions.

The design for the overall corridor will be the same as presented back in March of 2018. But, there is a design change in Sullivan Square to make provisions for a Bus Rapid Transit Lane, and to enhance Ryan playground. Our design team will present proposed plans to the community. We'll also give an update on where the project currently stands, and future timelines.

There will be time at the end of this presentation for questions and comments from the community.

More project information

The City of Boston has commissioned BBC Research & Consulting, Nunnally & Associates, Kelley Chunn & Associates, and Bevco & Associates, to conduct a Disparity Study to assess whether any barriers exist for M/WBEs to compete for City contracts.

At this Business Outreach Meeting, hosted in partnership with Black Market Dudley, we encourage businesses to share their testimony about about:

• successes or barriers encountered when doing business or trying to do business with the City or its primes
• recommendations for improvements to the bid/proposal procurement policies and procedures, and
• the ease or difficulty of identifying City contract or subcontracting opportunities.

All meetings are family friendly. Interpretation is available upon request.

The City of Boston has commissioned BBC Research & Consulting, Nunnally & Associates, Kelley Chunn & Associates, and Bevco & Associates, to conduct a Disparity Study to assess whether any barriers exist for small business, minority-owned businesses, and woman-owned businesses to compete for City contracts.

At this Business Outreach Meeting, hosted in partnership with Jamaica Plain Neighborhood Development Corporation, we encourage small businesses to share their testimony about about:

• successes or barriers encountered when doing business or trying to do business with the City or its primes
• recommendations for improvements to the existing bid/proposal procurement policies and procedures, and
• the ease or difficulty of identifying City contract or subcontracting opportunities.

All meetings are family friendly. Interpretation is available upon request.

The City of Boston has commissioned BBC Research & Consulting, Nunnally & Associates, Kelley Chunn & Associates, and Bevco & Associates, to conduct a Disparity Study to assess whether any barriers exist for M/WBEs to compete for City contracts.

At this Business Outreach Meeting, hosted in partnership with Vietnamese American Initiative for Development (VietAid), we encourage businesses to share their testimony about about:

• successes or barriers encountered when doing business or trying to do business with the City or its primes
• recommendations for improvements to the bid/proposal procurement policies and procedures, and
• the ease or difficulty of identifying City contract or subcontracting opportunities.

All meetings are family friendly. Interpretation is available upon request.

Public Works is planning to reconstruct Cummins Highway. The work will take place from River Street to Harvard Street. With the help of the community, we will explore ways to improve the streetscape. We want to create a design that is safe, convenient, and comfortable for everyone.

We created a form that allows you to add your questions or comments about the project for this meeting. The deadline to submit your comments is 12 p.m. (noon) on Wednesday, October 23:

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Come explore family-friendly STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math) activities! Find out if you are taller than a whale rib! Learn about the ocean, the animals that live there, and join us in protecting the blue planet!