Boston Police Department's District E-13 works with Jamaica Plain community groups to resume in-person JP HUB meetings, focusing on crime prevention and social support.

Boston Police officers from District A-15 joined a community basketball tournament to bolster relationships with local residents, promoting camaraderie through sports.

The Boston Police Department's District E-13 engaged with the community by bringing their BPD Ice Cream Truck to a block party in Jamaica Plain, serving treats to foster relationships.

Boston's Chinatown hosted its annual Summer Festival, aiming to support local businesses and promote community resilience and solidarity amid challenges.

The Cambridge Book Bike program is back, distributing free books to children in parks every Tuesday and Thursday to promote summer reading and prevent educational backslide.

Boston Police District E-13 officers joined seniors at Spencer House for a monthly coffee hour, aiming to improve community relations by discussing safety and sharing laughs.

Boston Police's Basketball for Peace event combined sports and community engagement, featuring basketball games with young athletes, interactions with officers, and ice cream from the BPD truck.

Boston's District E-13 police celebrated local graduates with refreshments and care packages, supporting their transition to college and fostering positive community relations.

David Murphy is appointed as the interim superintendent of Cambridge Public Schools, replacing Victoria Greer. His term may last 90 days to a year, during which a long-term replacement will be sought.

The Cambridge Police Youth Academy offers a 6-week law enforcement program for teens as part of the Mayor’s Summer Employment Program, including practical police experience and legal education.

Boston Police officers from District D-14 gave a safety talk to children at St. Columbkille Partnership School, distributing coloring books and fostering safety awareness.

The Plymouth 911 Communications Center celebrates its first anniversary, achieving a reduction in 911 medical call response times from 2 minutes and 20 seconds to 68 seconds.

Boston offers a host of summer activities, including free fitness classes, educational programs, sports events, library services, and concerts for all ages.