波士頓市議會議長Ed Flynn將進華埠開市府預算公聽會

 Council President Flynn Holds District 2 Neighborhood Budget Listening Sessions

BOSTON - Over the past month, City Council President Ed Flynn held a number of neighborhood budget listening sessions and spoke with civic associations in District 2, including in South Boston, South End, Downtown, Bay Village, and a soon-to-be-held session in Chinatown.

With the City’s budget process beginning this week, Council President Flynn spoke with residents of District 2 to listen to their neighborhood needs and concerns. Some of these include street and pedestrian safety, improving public safety and enforcement, traffic and parking enforcement, increasing residential parking spots, quality-of-life issues such as pest control and more trash cans, and safety in the workplace.

“These neighborhood budget listening sessions are an effective way for residents to communicate what their immediate and longer-term neighborhood needs are so that I can advocate on their behalf. Although each neighborhood is unique, many of my residents share similar concerns regarding pedestrian and public safety, parking enforcement, and quality of life issues,” said Council President Flynn. “I look forward to this year’s budget process and working together with District 2 residents to identify and secure more funding for these issues.”

For more information, please contact Council President Flynn’s office at 617-635-3203 and Ed.Flynn@Boston.g