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Are you a Somerville renter or homeowner looking to make your home more energy efficient with renewable energy? The City of Somerville invites you to take a brief online survey to help inform potential programs and policies that would offer residents options for solar energy and other ways to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, whether or not you own the home. The survey will be available at http://www.somervillema.gov/solarsurvey through Feb. 21.
The City also recently announced its search for a…
OPIOID ADDICTION & ESL NEEDS, FIRST SYSTEMIC CHALLENGES CITY WILL EXAMINE VIA GROUND-BREAKING POLICY PROGRAM
Somerville NEXUS Fellowship Program first to bring formal systems thinking to the municipal realm to complement data-based problem solving
SOMERVILLE – Does workplace safety affect substance abuse? How does access to a means of transportation weigh upon how quickly someone becomes proficient in English? The City of Somerville doesn’t know yet—but is launching a new program to…
On Tuesday, Nov. 18 beginning at 9 a.m., a contractor will
temporarily interrupt water service for some residents of Dow St. and
Ware St. to replace a valve
Water
is expected to be restored by approximately 3 p.m. Once service has
been restored, you may experience temporary discoloration in your water,
and though the water is safe to drink, residents are advised to run the
water until it is clear and to avoid washing clothes, especially white
fabrics. If any rust stains appear on the wet…
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There's a rare opportunity to name a Somerville street and Mayor Joseph Curtatone is seeking your suggestions. Great River Road in Assembly Square runs along Baxter Park and is then interrupted by a bend where it meets Artisan Way. To avoid confusion for residents, businesses, visitors, and emergency personnel, the City has decided to rename the lower portion of the street, which runs parallel to the train tracks. (Please see attached map.)
With so many thoughtful and creative minds in…
The City of Somerville's Commission on Energy Use and Climate Change (CEUCC) is currently seeking new commissioners.The CEUCC advises the City and the Mayor's Office of Sustainability and Environment on climate change and energy policy issues, including upcoming sustainability initiatives such as the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions and climate change impacts, innovative approaches to energy efficiency, and community outreach and education on climate change and energy. The CEUCC typically…
"STRIKE UP THE BANDS @ SOMERSTREETS"
RETURNS TO HOLLAND STREET SEPT. 7Entertainment, family-friendly activities continue City's annual Open Streets series from Davis Square to Teele Square on Sept. 7, rain or shine
SOMERVILLE - Grab your instrument and your dancing shoes, and get ready to help the City celebrate the latest installment of its SomerStreets series with Strike Up the Bands @ SomerStreets on Sunday, September 7 on Holland Street! From noon to 4 p.m. between Davis Square and Teele…
Location Change for Wednesday, July 23
Meeting of Commission on Energy Use and Climate Change
The public meeting of the Commission on Energy Use and Climate Change scheduled for tonight, Wednesday, July 23, at 7 p.m. will now be held in the Aldermanic Chambers at City Hall, second floor, 93 Highland Ave. The meeting is being moved from its original location due to ongoing elevator repairs at the Tufts Administration Building (TAB). For more information on the meeting, visit www.somervillema.gov…
Milk Row Cemetery Open to the Public
Sunday & Monday, July 13 & 14
Wondering about the history or residents of this Somerville Avenue Cemetery? Come learn more from volunteer docents dressed in historic period clothing this weekend! The small historic site, established in 1804, is usually closed to the public except for two annual events in May and October. On Sunday, July 13 and Monday, July 14, volunteers will be on hand at the site for any interested community members to learn…