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More Ways to Stay Informed
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Join the Somerville Condominium Review Board
The City of Somerville is seeking two new members to join the Somerville Condominium Review Board (CRB). Vacancies consist of one full member and one alternate member. What is the Condominium Review Board? The CRB is responsible for administering the City’s Condominium Conversion Ordinance. The ordinance governs the process for property owners who intend to convert existing rental units…Applications Now Open for Three Income-Restricted Rental Units at Two Properties
Applications for three income-restricted rental units in Somerville are now open. Maloney Properties in partnership with the City of Somerville has three studio income-restricted apartments available across two properties: The Guild (154 Broadway) in East Somerville and Prospect Union Square (50 Prospect Street). Apply now through Friday, February 6. As is standard, units were first offered via…Somerville Declares Snow Emergency Effective Sunday, January 25, at 7 a.m.
Jump to language: English Español Português Kreyòl Ayisyen नेपाली 简体中文版 繁體中文版 Based on current weather forecasts, the City is declaring a snow emergency to go into effect at 7 a.m. on Sunday, January 25. Move your car to the ODD side unless otherwise posted: Beginning at 7 a.m., cars will have four hours (until 11 a.m.) to move to the ODD side of the street (unless signage on your street says otherwise). Any exceptions to this parking rule will be noted by nearby signs.…Participate in Somerville’s Annual City Census
The City of Somerville is encouraging residents to fill out and complete the city’s annual census form, which is making its way to resident mailboxes in mid-January. Annual participation in the census is essential for keeping an accurate population count, and it updates or maintains your status as an active voter for upcoming elections. Failure to respond to the City Census may result in your removal from the…See Updated Designs for Somerville’s ArtFarm Park at Feb. 9 Meeting
A decade in the making, plans for Somerville's unique ArtFarm park are taking shape. At a public meeting on February 9, City staff will present the latest community-driven designs that aim to transform the city’s former waste transfer site into a creative hub where gardens, public art, and recreational space bloom above a massive underground flood-control system. Community…Somerville Invites Residents to Help Shape FY 2027 Budget Priorities
Somerville residents have an opportunity to help shape the City’s next annual budget. The City Council Finance Committee is inviting the community to share input on priorities for the City’s Fiscal Year 2027 budget at a virtual community budget meeting on Tuesday, Feb. 10, at 6 p.m. The meeting will be held on Zoom and is open to all residents. Registration is encouraged but not required. Community feedback helps shape budget decisions—guiding investments in City services, programs, and…Somerville Finalizes New Contract with SMEA Unit D
Somerville has signed a new union agreement that will raise pay and modernize benefits for Unit D employees — from ISD and Parking staff to social workers, specialized Police Department clerical staff, and DPW custodial and facilities supervisors — who keep Somerville’s day-to-day services running. The newly signed Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) covers Fiscal Years 2023 through 2025. “When City Hall runs well, the whole local economy is stronger,” said Mayor Wilson. “That starts with the…Mayor Wilson Statement on CAG Recommendation
Dear Winter Hill, Brown School, and all SPS families, As your Mayor, I want to be sure you hear directly from me that I am fully committed to building our community’s new school, with the largest possible capacity, at 115 Sycamore Street as quickly as possible through a clear, transparent process the public can follow. My charge now is to restore trust and deliver this school. Our administration will publish a plain-language timeline with key…Join the Somerville Affordable Housing Trust
The City of Somerville is seeking one new resident to join the Somerville Affordable Housing Trust (SAHT) in a volunteer role. The current vacancy is for a City Resident representative. Applicants must be Somerville residents who are income-eligible for state and/or federal housing programs. If you’re passionate about advancing affordable housing in our community, this is a great opportunity to make an impact. What is the Somerville Affordable Housing Trust? The SAHT is…Snowfall Expected Sunday, January 18: Plan Ahead for Parking Impacts
The City of Somerville is expecting plowable snowfall on Sunday, January 18, tapering off by early Monday morning. Residents can help DPW crews work efficiently and keep emergency routes clear by following the guidelines below. Parking Guidelines No snow emergency is currently planned, but residents are asked to avoid parking within 20 feet of any corner or intersection. This space is needed so snow plows and emergency vehicles can clear corners and make turns safely. This is especially…Feedback
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