Submit feedback on Amendment Five to the region’s capital plan, the 2026-30 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP), by Friday, June 12. Review TIP Amendment Five: tinyurl.com/26-30-TIP-amdt5 Comment: [email protected]

On Saturday, May 30, you’re invited to join MPO staff and Mattapan Food & Fitness for a day of activities to celebrate the second year of the MBTA’s seasonal bus service from Mattapan to Houghton’s Pond in the Blue Hills. Learn more and register: tinyurl.com/BHevent-MFF

Learn how to identify and address extreme heat risks for people who walk, bike, and roll in your community at our NO-HEAT project webinars! Register for one or both: bostonmpo.org/no-heat 5/28: tinyurl.com/no-heat-webinar528 6/9: tinyurl.com/no-heat-web609

Submit feedback on Amendment Four to the region’s capital plan, the 2026-30 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP), by Friday, May 29. Review TIP Amendment Four: tinyurl.com/tip-amdt-four Comment: [email protected]

The 21-day public review period for the MPO's draft 2027–⁠31 Transportation Improvement Program, the region’s rolling capital plan, runs from Friday, May 8, to Friday, May 29: [email protected] Draft and Executive Summary: bostonmpo.org/tip

The draft document outlining the MPO’s regional transportation planning priorities for 2027 is available for public review and comment until Friday, May 29. Draft: tinyurl.com/2027-upwp Executive Summary: tinyurl.com/upwp27-translations Submit a comment: [email protected]

Take our survey by July 30 to tell us about the areas in your community that can be improved to make traveling safer and more convenient for people who walk, bike, and roll: arcg.is/1ye0n83

The MPO is seeking an experienced manager to lead the team tasked with developing and maintaining the regional travel demand model. Starting salary: $115,000-$125,000 Apply: governmentjobs.com/careers/bostonmpo

This week, in partnership with the City of Everett, @b2ctrails.bsky.social, and the Mystic River Watershed Association, we installed urban heat relief structures in Everett as part of our NO-HEAT project, an exciting step forward in addressing the growing risk of extreme heat in the Boston region.

We’re partnering with @walkmass.bsky.social to empower staff and community members to advocate for infrastructure improvements through walk-audit training sessions in Randolph and Holliston. RSVP: bit.ly/walk-audit-walkmass

The MPO is seeking a data analyst to support transit service planning, multimodal access studies, and safety and resilience planning within the Project Analysis & Applications team. Starting range: $72k–$85k Apply: governmentjobs.com/careers/bostonmpo

The MPO is seeking a senior data scientist to support the agency’s data program, including efforts to improve, develop, store, and share datasets. Starting range: $85k–$100k Apply: governmentjobs.com/careers/bostonmpo

The Critical Urban Freight Corridor (CUFC) Update is out for public review and comment until Friday, April 10: [email protected] Review the CUFC Update: bit.ly/CUFC-memo

Submit feedback on Amendment Three to the region’s capital plan, the 2026-30 Transportation Improvement Program, by Friday, April 10: [email protected] Review Amendment 3: bit.ly/2630-TIP-A3

The MPO has been awarded a $6.25M grant under USDOT’s Safe Streets and Roads for All program, with support from MassDOT, to accelerate progress toward eliminating traffic deaths and serious injuries. Read the press release: bostonmpo.org/blog/ss4a-safety-forward

Submit feedback on Amendment Two to the region’s rolling capital plan, the 2026-30 Transportation Improvement Program, by Monday, January 12: [email protected] Review Amendment Two: bit.ly/26-30-TIP-Amdt2

The MPO is hiring a Human Resources Generalist to lead a range of HR functions, including recruitment and onboarding, benefits administration, and employee relations. Salary range: $65K–$80K Apply: governmentjobs.com/careers/bostonmpo

The MPO is seeking an Office Manager to coordinate the efficient operation of our workplace. This is a key role for a proactive individual who enjoys improving processes and fostering a welcoming environment. Salary range: $65K–$80K Apply: governmentjobs.com/careers/bostonmpo

The MPO is hiring a graphic designer to transform complex transportation insights into clear, compelling, and accessible visual stories for public, partner, and internal audiences. Salary range: $58K–$68K Apply: governmentjobs.com/careers/bostonmpo/

📣Applications for project funding for the 2027-31 Transportation Improvement Program, the region’s rolling capital plan, are open until January 2. Learn more and apply: bostonmpo.org/tip

The MPO is hiring a transportation planner to manage our performance-based planning and programming work and to support the development of our capital and long-range transportation plans. Salary range: $70K–$80K Apply: governmentjobs.com/careers/bostonmpo/

The MPO is hiring a senior planner to lead the agency’s public engagement program. The role includes building strong relationships with stakeholders and managing the Community Advisory Council. Starting salary range: $75K–$90K Apply: governmentjobs.com/careers/bostonmpo

MPO staff will be there to listen, learn, and share information about our draft Vision Zero Action Plan: bostonmpo.org/visionzero

Is there a multimodal project idea that could improve transportation in your community? The MPO offers planning, design, and analysis services to help municipalities, RTAs, and TMAs advance projects. 🚧 Learn more and apply: bostonmpo.org/technical-assistance-program

On Sunday, November 16, World Day of Remembrance will honor those who have lost their lives or been impacted by roadway crashes: wdor-usa.org/ Learn more and register for Ride and Walk For Your Life: secure.everyaction.com/ZJiKM4trHk2Y...

Submit feedback on Amendment One to the region’s capital plan, the 2026-30 Transportation Improvement Program, by Monday, November 17: [email protected] Review Amendment One: bit.ly/26-30-TIP-Amdt-1

📢 @massbike.bsky.social is offering $50-$300 mini-grants to organizations and individuals across Massachusetts to help support events around World Day of Remembrance to honor victims of traffic crashes. Applications are due on 11/3. #WDoR2025 More info here: www.massbike.org/2025_world_d...

MPO staff have been collecting data as part of our NO-HEAT initiative to make our streets cooler. Register for an upcoming audit through our community partners: @walkmass.bsky.social: tinyurl.com/walk-mass-rsvp @massbike.bsky.social: bit.ly/mass-bike-rsvp Bike to the Sea: bit.ly/b2ts-rsvp

Join the MPO’s Manager of Multimodal Planning and Design for the Association of Metropolitan Planning Organizations (AMPO) webinar on strategies to mitigate extreme heat on Monday, August 11, at 2PM. Register: us06web.zoom.us/meeting/regi...

📣 Help us finalize our draft Vision Zero Action Plan by taking a short survey on roadway safety and the proposed actions in the plan: surveymonkey.com/r/MG6VSZK 📄 Review draft plan: bit.ly/draft-action-plan 📨 Submit a comment: [email protected]

On Wednesday, July 23, at 12:00pm, join the MPO at Boston City Hall Plaza (@boston.gov) as we come together with advocates, community leaders, and government agencies to commemorate the 35th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Learn more: boston.gov/calendar/ada-35-boston

📢Reminder: Submit your feedback on Amendment 12 to the 2025–29 Transportation Improvement Program by 5:00 PM on Monday, July 21: [email protected]

Have you seen our signs on the Northern Strand Trail? Thanks to Bike to the Sea for partnering with us to get the word out about our draft Vision Zero Action Plan. Review and comment by 7/27: [email protected] Draft Plan: bit.ly/draft-action-plan

Submit feedback on Amendment 12 to the region’s capital plan, the 2025-29 Transportation Improvement Program, by Monday, July 21: [email protected] Review Amendment 12: bit.ly/25-tip-amdt-12

The public review period for the draft document outlining the MPO's regional transportation planning priorities for 2026 ends today! Submit your feedback to [email protected]. Draft: tinyurl.com/26-draft-UPWP

Review and comment on the draft Vision Zero Action Plan until Sunday, July 27. Submit feedback at [email protected], and visit bostonmpo.org/visionzero to learn more about our plan for safer streets. Draft Action Plan: bit.ly/draft-action-plan

Don't miss our virtual public forum on Thursday at 6:00 PM! Hear details of the MPO’s draft Vision Zero Action Plan. Register: tinyurl.com/brmpo-vz-forum Learn more: bostonmpo.org/visionzero

Reminder: The draft document outlining the MPO's planning priorities for 2026 is out for public review until Friday, June 27: [email protected] Draft: tinyurl.com/26-draft-UPWP Executive Summary: tinyurl.com/2026UPWP-ES

Join us on Thursday, June 26, at 6PM for a Virtual Public Forum to hear details of the MPO’s draft Vision Zero Action Plan. Register: tinyurl.com/brmpo-vz-forum Learn more: bostonmpo.org/visionzero

Salem (@cityofsalemma.bsky.social) will host a Safe Streets for All Virtual Forum on Tuesday, June 24, at 6PM, where the City will release their draft Safety Action Plan for review and comment. Register: tinyurl.com/SalemSS4APlan Learn about the Plan: storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/cb17...

The draft document outlining the MPO’s regional transportation planning priorities for 2026 is available for public review until June 27. Draft: tinyurl.com/26-draft-UPWP Executive Summary: tinyurl.com/2026UPWP-ES Submit a comment: [email protected]

📢 Reminder: Submit your applications for the Community Advisory Council. Applications will be considered on a rolling basis, but we aim to select our initial member cohort in the next few weeks: bostonmpo.org/advisory-council

The Steering Committee will help inform the MPO’s bicycle and pedestrian planning work, provide a space for developing knowledge and resources, and support the development of an active mobility plan for the Boston region.

The MPO recently formed an Active Transportation Steering Committee made up of community leaders and advocates to help guide our efforts in making the region safer and more accessible for people who bike, walk, and roll.

The MPO’s commitment to active mobility is woven into all of our planning work and investments. This year, we’re studying transit/bike connections, exploring e-cargo bikes for deliveries, and addressing safety on Route 114 in Salem. Subscribe for updates: bostonmpo.org/subscribe

We’re helping municipalities plan for bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure through our new traffic counter program. Our counters will be installed in 12 cities and towns across the region over the next few weeks. 🚴🚶🧑‍🦽 Track real-time counter data: bostonmpo.eco-counter.com

How can we make our region more bike-friendly? Kyle Casiglio, our Senior Transportation Planner, shared practical solutions at MassDOT’s Innovation Conference, including advancing strategies to address parking in bike lanes. Learn more: bostonmpo.org/parking-in-b...

Bike lane obstructions discourage travel by bike. Our study, Parking in the Bike Lanes, provides municipalities with strategies to combat bike lane obstacles, including design, enforcement, and policy interventions. Learn more: bostonmpo.org/parking-in-bike-lanes

📢The 30-day public comment period for the draft 2026–⁠30 TIP ends on Wednesday, May 28. To learn more or to discuss the draft TIP, schedule a meeting with our TIP Manager, Ethan Lapointe, during his office hours: calendar.app.google/1hhbr4HEwXuy...

The MPO has invested millions in the Bluebikes system, including the installation of 30+ Bluebikes stations over the last few years. Explore the map of MPO-funded stations and get out and ride this #nationalbikemonth!