Wastewater data for March 30 is now available: • Citywide COVID-19 level: Very Low • Citywide flu level: Moderate • Citywide RSV level: Moderate Find data about your neighborhood, reports, and more at boston.gov/wastewater.

At @publichealth.boston.gov, we believe everyone deserves to lead a long, healthy, and happy life regardless of their gender identity 🏳️‍⚧️ #TransDayofVisibility #TDOV

Want to discover the power of nutrition? Join our free webinar on Tuesday, March 31, from 6:30-7:30 p.m. on Zoom. We can’t wait to see you there! Register today at bit.ly/40XZ8Re.

Wastewater data for March 26 is now available: • Citywide COVID-19 level: Very Low • Citywide flu level: Moderate • Citywide RSV level: Moderate Find data about your neighborhood, reports, and more at boston.gov/wastewater.

We’re working with community partners across the city to invest opioid settlement funds back into the communities most impacted by this epidemic. On Wednesday, we brought these partners together to showcase their work and celebrate the positive impacts they are making across Boston.

Wastewater monitoring is just one of the tools we’re using to build a healthier, more equitable Boston. Explore neighborhood and citywide data, reports, and more at boston.gov/wastewater. — Music by Bensound.com/royalty-free-music License code: QCGNCIOSOCWIKCD8 Artist: Lunar Years

Winter Parks Fitness with @parks.boston.gov and @publichealth.boston.gov continues this week: 💃Tues, March 24, 5-7pm: Kids Dance with Kristin in Roslindale 🥋Weds, March 25, 1-2pm: Tai Chi with Joe in Brighton 🧘Sat, March 28, 11am-12pm: Yoga with Carlos in Mattapan See the full calendar below!

Figure out what works for you when it comes to nutrition. Join our FREE upcoming online learning session with BOND of Color to explore the power of nutrition and all its benefits, healthy eating habits, the new dietary guidelines, and the food pyramid. Register today at bit.ly/40XZ8Re.

Wastewater data for March 23 is now available: • Citywide COVID-19 level: Very Low • Citywide flu level: Moderate • Citywide RSV level: Moderate Find data about your neighborhood, reports, and more at boston.gov/wastewater.

Wastewater data for March 20 is now available: • Citywide COVID-19 level: Very Low • Citywide flu level: Moderate • Citywide RSV level: Low Find data about your neighborhood, reports, and more at boston.gov/wastewater.

We’re taking urgent action to address health disparities outlined in @publichealth.boston.gov’s report on the life expectancy of Black residents in Boston, including new investments alongside @danafarber.bsky.social.

Colon cancer screening doesn’t look the same for everyone. There are different options available, including home tests. Need help finding a healthcare provider? Call the Mayor’s Health Line at 617-534-5050.

Call 1-800-222-1222 for FREE medical advice if you have been, or think you have been, exposed to poison.

Kratom products are not approved by federal regulators as safe or effective. There are serious health risks associated with these commonly misused substances. If you are a Boston resident in need of treatment for misuse of these substances, call 311. Learn more at boston.gov/kratom.

Wastewater data for March 16 is now available: • Citywide COVID-19 level: Very Low • Citywide flu level: Moderate • Citywide RSV level: Low Find data about your neighborhood, reports, and more at boston.gov/wastewater.

Colon cancer is one of the leading causes of cancer death—but it doesn’t have to be. Screening can prevent colon cancer or find it early, when treatment is most effective. Screening now begins at age 45. Talk to your doctor about your options.

Some members of Boston EMS who grew up in South Boston want to share a few friendly reminders before the St. Patrick’s Day Parade this weekend. 🍀

Help us shape the future of family-friendly housing in Boston by filling out @housing.boston.gov’s Family Housing Survey. Submit your response by Sunday, March 22 at boston.gov/familysurvey. 🏡

Wastewater data for March 9 is now available: • Citywide COVID-19 level: Very Low • Citywide flu level: Low • Citywide RSV level: Low Find data about your neighborhood, reports, and more at boston.gov/wastewater.

Turning 45? Now’s the time to get screened. Colon cancer screening now begins at 45. Talk to your doctor about which test is right for you.

Pregnant or parenting a child under 5? We offer free, confidential home visits for Boston families. We can provide support with breastfeeding, nutrition, housing, doula services, guidance for fathers/partners, and more. Apply at boston.gov/bphc-hbhc or call 617-534-5832.

We've redesigned our website! We partnered with community and staff to improve how we organize our services and topics so you can find what you need more easily. Comment below and let us know what you think! Your feedback informs how we can continue to improve and meet the needs of our community.

Wastewater data for March 5 is now available: • Citywide COVID-19 level: Very Low • Citywide flu level: Moderate • Citywide RSV level: Low Find data about your neighborhood, reports, and more at boston.gov/wastewater.

🚨Last chance to apply to become an EMT with Boston EMS!🚨 Tomorrow is the final day to submit your application and start a rewarding career in public service. • Starting pay: $36/hour • Comprehensive training • Career growth opportunities Apply now: tinyurl.com/BostonEMSHir...

It’s not too late to get vaccinated, even if you had the flu earlier this year. The flu vaccine protects against both flu A and flu B, and is the best way to protect yourself and your family. Find vaccines near you at vaccinefinder.org.

Don't miss @mayorwu.boston.gov’s first ever Office Hours tomorrow! Meet City staff, submit a permit for park usage, pay for parking tickets, register to vote, apply for handicap parking, and more. This is a free, family-friendly event with giveaways, refreshments, and activities.

ICE operations happening in our country are impacting the mental health and well-being of neighbors in Boston and beyond. We put together some resources to support you, your loved ones, and your community. Find all these resources and more at boston.gov/bphc-mentalhealth.

Wastewater data for March 2 is now available: • Citywide COVID-19 level: Very Low • Citywide flu level: Moderate • Citywide RSV level: Low Find data about your neighborhood, reports, and more at boston.gov/bphc-wastewater.

Have you ever wondered what happens after you report a pothole or a missed trash pickup? Join us on Wednesday, March 11 (3/11) at the Mattapan Branch of the BPL for our inaugural 311 Day celebration. This is your chance to meet the people behind the phones and the apps. #311Day #Boston311

See you Thursday at Office Hours—your one-stop shop for connecting with me, department staff, and city services!

Every child deserves to feel safe and confident in the water. 🩵 BCYF aquatics staff completed specialized training to better support swimmers with sensory and adaptive needs. Free sensory-friendly swim sessions are now available at select BCYF pools: boston.gov/bcyf-aquatics

Colon cancer is one of the most common cancers, and one of the most treatable when found early. During Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, we’re reminding Boston residents that screening saves lives. If you need help connecting to care, call 617-534-5050.

Measles cases continue to rise in the US. Make sure you and your loved ones are vaccinated. Two doses of the MMR vaccine are 97% effective in preventing measles and protecting against serious illness. Talk with your health care provider about getting vaccinated. Learn more at boston.gov/measles.

NEW: Black Boston residents have a life expectancy 6.6 years lower than other residents. In a city rich in health care resources, this stark health inequity is unacceptable. That's why we're partnering with @danafarber.bsky.social to invest millions into the health of Black Bostonians.

Live soon — @mayorwu.boston.gov joins @publichealth.boston.gov officials to announce the first in a series of reports addressing health needs among Black Boston residents as part of BPHC’s Live Long and Well Agenda.

Highly pathogenic avian flu, or bird flu, has been confirmed in the Emerald Necklace. Risk of human infection is currently low. As always, please do not feed, touch, or remove birds from Boston parks. Report sick, injured, or dead birds to mass.gov/reportbirds or call 311.

🌨️ Today's 4:00 p.m. Kids Dance at the Roslindale Community Center will also be cancelled due to ongoing inclement weather. @boston.gov @publichealth.boston.gov @bcyf.boston.gov

Wastewater data for February 23 is now available: • Citywide COVID-19 level: Very Low • Citywide flu level: Moderate • Citywide RSV level: Moderate Find data about your neighborhood, reports, and more at boston.gov/bphc-wastewater.

Mayor Michelle Wu has declared a snow emergency and parking ban in the City of Boston beginning at 2 p.m. today. Boston Public Schools and municipal buildings will be closed on Monday, February 23. Trash and recycling collection will be on a one-day delay in all neighborhoods.

Winter fun is taking over at Franklin Park this week! ☃️ Join us February 19-21 for FREE, family-friendly winter activities in the park, concluding with an epic festival hosted with @franklinparkbos.bsky.social! See the lineup: boston.gov/winterfest

Wastewater data for February 17 is now available: • Citywide COVID-19 level: Very Low • Citywide flu level: Moderate • Citywide RSV level: Moderate Find data about your neighborhood, reports, and more at boston.gov/bphc-wastewater.

We love protecting and promoting the health and well-being of you and your loved ones. Happy Valentine’s Day, Boston 💕

Wastewater data for February 12 is now available: • Citywide COVID-19 level: Low • Citywide flu level: Moderate • Citywide RSV level: Moderate Find data about your neighborhood, reports, and more at boston.gov/bphc-wastewater.

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Boston is a home for everyone. Know your rights and help keep your community safe. Find more information at miracoalition.org/KYR.

Boston es un hogar para todos. Conozca sus derechos y ayude a mantener su comunidad segura. Encuentra más informacion en miracoalition.org/KYR.

Does a rewarding career in public service sound like it is for you? Could you see yourself working here? We are hiring EMTs. Apply now to put yourself on the path of becoming a #BostonEMS EMT: tinyurl.com/BostonEMSHir... ✅Starting pay: $36/hour ✅Comprehensive training & career growth opportunities

The Mayor's Health Line is a free, confidential, information and referral service. Get help enrolling in health insurance, finding primary care providers, and more. We help all residents regardless of immigration status. Call us at 617-534-5050 or visit boston.gov/mayors-health-line.

Wastewater data for February 9 is now available: • Citywide COVID-19 level: Very Low • Citywide flu level: Moderate • Citywide RSV level: Moderate Find data about your neighborhood, reports, and more at boston.gov/bphc-wastewater.

February 7 is National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day. In Boston and across the US, Black people are disproportionately impacted by HIV. We want to ensure you have the tools and resources to know your status and get the care you deserve. Find HIV testing sites and more at LetsTalkHIVBoston.com.