The Siting Board will conduct a second remote public comment hearing regarding the Project using Zoom video conferencing

The City of Somerville’s Racial and Social Justice (RSJ) Department is leading a community-driven initiative to reimagine policing and public safety across the city.

Somerville Prevention is excited to announce its upcoming Let’s Talk workshop. Having proactive prevention conversations with youth about substance misuse can be challenging for adult caregivers. Our goal is to increase comfort for caregivers around having productive, open, and non-judgmental conversations with youth about substances.

The Somerville Planning Board (PB) will hold a virtual public hearing on Thursday, October 27, 2022, at 6:00pm through GoToWebinar. 

Pursuant to Chapter 107 of the Acts of 2022, this public meeting will be conducted via remote participation.

The Inclusionary Housing team is hosting weekly, recurring virtual office hours for the public to join and get questions answered, assistance with applications etc. 

Pursuant to Chapter 107 of the Acts of 2022, this meeting of the Somerville Affordable Housing Trust will be conducted via remote participation.

Please join the staff of the Office of Sustainability and Environment for Virtual Office Hours, held monthly on the second Thursday of the month from 5-7 PM via Zoom, excluding holidays.

The City of Somerville will offer limited household hazardous waste (HHW) drop-off service to residents. Residents may dispose of eligible items each Thursday in November and December, excluding Thanksgiving.

LGBTQIA+ & Allies are welcome.  Come and join us for this social gathering.  Meet and mingle with new people.  Let's enjoy each other's company.  A light dinner will be served.  Looking forward to seeing you.

Somerville has been announced as a host city on this year’s nationwide tour of The Moving Wall, a half-sized replica of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C. The Moving Wall has been traveling to cities and towns across the country for nearly forty years to give those who can’t get to Washington a chance to experience the power of the memorial.