Through Participatory Budgeting, residents can vote on how to spend $2.4 million in city funding. Project ideas are being ...
Initially, the city said it planned to fund five projects, but with $150,000 left from the $2 million set aside for the ...
How would you spend $2 million of the city’s money? This question kicked-off Boston’s first city-wide participatory budgeting process, “Ideas in Action,” creating a new avenue for ...
Rawlins is part of the Better Budget Alliance, a coalition of groups that campaigned for Boston to adopt participatory budgeting. The group is still advocating for the city to allocate more money – at ...
Mayor Michelle Wu and the Office of Participatory Budgeting (OPB) announced the winning projects of the first cycle of the Participatory Budgeting Initiative, “Ideas in Action.” The winning proposals ...
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