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City of Boston's Office of Consumer Affairs retweeted
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City of Boston's Office of Consumer Affairs retweeted
Vaccine mandate signs are available here: drive.google.com/drive/folde…
Additional info on the mandate is available on boston.gov/btogether.
City of Boston's Office of Consumer Affairs retweeted
Happy Monday! The Filing Deadline is today, May 17th. Make sure to get your tax return electronically filed or postmarked before midnight. #taxseason2021
City of Boston's Office of Consumer Affairs retweeted
Happy Financial Literacy Month! #financialliteracy
City of Boston's Office of Consumer Affairs retweeted
We're allocating an additional $5 million in funding to support Boston residents at risk of losing their rental housing due to #COVID19.
To learn more about eligibility for the Rental Relief Fund — and how to apply — visit: boston.gov/rental-relief
City of Boston's Office of Consumer Affairs retweeted
Report loud parties or large house parties to the @bostonpolice Party Line: 617-343-5500. You may also contact the District directly: bpdnews.com/districts
bpdnews.com/report-loud-part…
#COVID19 #PublicSafety #Boston
City of Boston's Office of Consumer Affairs retweeted
Phase 3 Step 1 begins today. We have two new advisories regarding events and entertainment:
1. Entertainment for Licensees
bit.ly/Phase3Step1Licensees
2. Special Events
bit.ly/Phase3Step1Events
#Entertainment #Advisories #Boston
City of Boston's Office of Consumer Affairs retweeted
If your event brings crowds together in close contact--like a concert, a road race, or a flag raising-- you should start looking at alternatives now.
City of Boston's Office of Consumer Affairs retweeted
For smaller events, we will be looking at them on a case-by-case basis as we move through the summer months.
City of Boston's Office of Consumer Affairs retweeted
I can announce that parades and festivals will not take place this summer in the City of Boston,
up to and including Labor Day on September 7.
City of Boston's Office of Consumer Affairs retweeted
We are planning a healthy re-opening and an equitable recovery process---as soon as the health data tells us it is safe. But we do not envision a point this summer when it will make sense to have large crowds gathered in close contact for prolonged periods.
City of Boston's Office of Consumer Affairs retweeted
And starting today, using City resources, we have opened 6 new meal sites that serve all residents. They are in East Boston, Dorchester, South Boston, Roxbury, Mattapan, and Brighton.
City of Boston's Office of Consumer Affairs retweeted
The #IRS is holding an Economic Impact Payment discussion. For details and to sign up for this free webinar, visit: irs.gov/webconference
City of Boston's Office of Consumer Affairs retweeted
Yesterday I signed legislation pausing evictions and foreclosures, to provide additional relief and protections for homeowners and renters during this time when many residents are facing economic hardship. We thank our legislative colleagues for their careful work on this bill.
City of Boston's Office of Consumer Affairs retweeted
⚠️ CALLING ALL BOSTON CONSTRUCTION SITES ⚠️ Do you have extra, unused masks, gloves, or other protective gear? Please donate to our health centers and public health workers. These resources can help save lives. Call 311 to learn more.
City of Boston's Office of Consumer Affairs retweeted
As #Coronavirus takes a growing toll on people’s pocketbooks, there are reports that the gov't will soon be sending money by check or direct deposit to each of us. Details are still being worked out, but there are a few really important things to know: go.usa.gov/xdzjj 1/4
City of Boston's Office of Consumer Affairs retweeted
If you get a call from someone claiming your social security number has been compromised—that’s a scam. Our office has seen an uptick in reports of social security scams. Stay vigilant, and educate your family about these predatory calls.
City of Boston's Office of Consumer Affairs retweeted
Did you know? Gift certificates must be good for at least 7 years in Mass. Certificates not clearly marked with both an issued date and an expiration date are good forever. Learn more at our Consumer Affairs event today from 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. at City Hall ow.ly/UK2h50yBZBi
City of Boston's Office of Consumer Affairs retweeted
Please join our Office of Housing Stability for a Tenant Rights Workshop on 9/25 at 2pm at the @IBA_Boston. Our tenant rights workshops are offered in both English and Spanish, and cover tenants’ and landlords’ rights and responsibilities. Learn more: ow.ly/JY6r30pymGO
City of Boston's Office of Consumer Affairs retweeted
Did you know that the MA Sales Tax Holiday is now a permanent fixture? And this year it happens on August 17-18! View our #TaxFreeWeekend FAQ page for information and guidelines ow.ly/T2cW50v3hwM
