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Xổ số may mắn hàng tuầnThe City of Boston is governed by Mayor Martin J. Walsh and the City Council with the assistance of various departments, agencies, and commissions.

Mayor Martin J. Walsh, an accomplished advocate for working people and a proud product of the City of Boston, is the City’s 54th mayor. Mayor Walsh was sworn in to serve a second term on January 1, 2018. Learn more about Mayor Walsh and . You can also request the Mayor for your event.

mayor@boston.gov
1 City Hall Square, Suite 500
Boston, MA 02201-2013
Temporary COVID-19 hours
City Hall is only open to the public on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays, from 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Boston's movement to end racism

Mayor Walsh and the City of Boston are embracing the opportunity this moment and movement offer us to produce lasting, systemic change. We want to eliminate all the ways that racism and inequality harm our residents.

Ending racism in Boston

Latest news

Guidance offered on how to safely celebrate the holidays during COVID-19

Public Health Commission
City Hall Plaza Project Team

Meet the Boston City Hall project team!

Public Facilities
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New leadership place at key City of Boston departments

Mayor's Office

Free, mobile COVID-19 testing now available in Roxbury, Jamaica Plain, and East Boston

Public Health Commission
More City of Boston news

Recognition from the Mayor

 Greeting letters for events
Congratulatory letters
Proclamations from the Mayor
Request the Mayor for an event

Major speeches

State of the City 2020
Learn more about the Mayor's vision to create a thriving, healthy, and innovative City.
Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce
Read remarks during the Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce Virtual Government Affairs Forum on September 29.
2019 Boston Municipal Research Bureau
Mayor Walsh delivered his annual address to the bureau on March 7.

Major reports

Major reports
Mayor Walsh's Economic Inclusion and Equity Agenda

Learn how we are creating a Boston that is inclusive and provides ladders of opportunity for all — women, minorities...

Action Plan to End Veteran and Chronic Homelessness in Boston

Xổ số may mắn hàng tuầnThe plan calls for a bold redesign of the way Boston cares for its homeless citizens, and will put a functional end to...

First-ever Workforce Report examining diversity in City government released

The report provides a benchmark for the efforts to diversify the municipal workforce in the first 15 months of Mayor Walsh's...

Housing a Changing City: Boston 2030
Housing a Changing City: Boston 2030

Xổ số may mắn hàng tuầnBoston 2030 is the City's strategy to responsibly plan for that growth. By creating housing across demographics and...

Initiatives

Initiatives

My Brother’s Keeper Boston

In 2014, President Obama started the national initiative My Brother's Keeper. We want to address persistent opportunity...

Office of Strategic Partnerships

We help build partnerships between the City and outside groups.

Meet the Cabinet Heads

Meet the Cabinet Heads

CityScore

Learn about the initiative designed to inform the Mayor and city managers about the overall health of the City.

More on Key Metrics

Transition Committee reports

Transition reports