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The City of Cambridge has set up a Disaster Relief Fund to help families impacted by the Four-Alarm fire on Cambridge and Hunting Streets on Jan 14. 2019.
Register for important alerts, including snow emergency parking bans, crime notifications, curbside collection and street cleaning reminders from the City of Cambridge through its new online Subscription Center.
Join Us on January 24th to Celebrate the Plan’s Completion
The City of Cambridge is seeking members for the New Grand Junction Multi-use Path Design Working Group, Cambridge Human Rights Commission, and Cambridge LGBTQ+ Commission
Cambridge has a network of homeless service providers, faith-based partners, and public services that coordinate efforts during extreme weather conditions.
Effective January 15th, program will fund development of local solar project, provide savings to consumers
The 2019 Inman Square District Assessment Report is now available. The report includes responses to surveys of both customers and business owners in Inman Square
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Board of Assessors Public Meeting
1st Meeting
Continuing with service activities planned around the city in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Mayor Marc C. McGovern is sponsoring a Cambridge Community Blood Drive in conjunction with the American Red Cross and Central Square YMCA.
Regular meeting of the Pedestrian Committee.
The regular meeting of the Commission on Immigrant Rights and Citizenship
Join us to celebrate the completion of the Envision Cambridge planning process!
Regular meeting
The second in a series of conversations on equity, diversity, and inclusion. Cambridge Digs DEEP is an initiative launched by Mayor Marc McGovern and Councilor Sumbul Siddiqui to engage the community in conversations about equity, privilege, diversity, inclusion, and race in a series of forums and workshops starting November 2018 and continuing through 2019. Mayor McGovern and Councillor Siddiqui’s Offices have partnered with Dr. Darnisa Amante, CEO of the Disruptive Equity Education Project (DEEP) to co-design and facilitate these conversations. DEEP is an organization focused on changing mindsets around equity and dismantling systemic oppression and racism.
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