Boston Police District A-7 recently held a community meeting in East Boston to improve communication and safety for Spanish-speaking residents. The event, hosted at the station, focused on inclusivity and available resources, according to the Boston Police Department.

Police officers from District A-7, along with local representatives, hosted an event for the Spanish-speaking community to address topics such as reporting crimes, immigration status, scams, and victim assistance. The Boston Police, Suffolk District Attorney’s Office, Massachusetts Office of Victim Assistance, and Greater Boston Legal Services gave presentations. The event also included a Q&A session to encourage discussion. Participants were reassured they could seek help "no matter their immigration status," as stated by the Boston Police Department.

The Boston Police Department held a bilingual meeting in East Boston, using translation headsets for real-time communication in Spanish and English. This initiative aimed to facilitate open dialogue and address community concerns. The Boston Police Department stated the discussions "were powerful and meaningful, and we are committed to continuing them in the future." The report also included a message of thanks: "Thank you to everyone who participated and contributed to this impactful discussion!"