Last night the DPW presented news to the City Council that Melrose has been awarded $158k in grant money under the spring funding round of the MassDOT “Shared Streets & […]
City of Melrose Awarded $158,843 in “Shared Streets & Spaces” MassDOT Grants Read More »
In an effort to support local businesses during the COVID-19 pandemic, the City of Melrose launched a public parklet program with funding awarded to the City from the MassDOT Shared
Want to build your own parklet? Now you can! Read More »
The Melrose Ped/Bike Committee congratulates the residents of Faxon Street for successfully coordinating and deploying the City’s latest “Shared Streets and Spaces” slow street installation. Residents were determined to have
Melrose’s Latest “Shared Street” Launched on Faxon Read More »
The Melrose Ped/Bike Committee is pleased to join Mayor Paul Brodeur, DPW Director Elena Proakis-Ellis, and the City’s Office of Planning & Community Development in celebrating the installation of the
First “Shared Streets” Parklet is Launched! Read More »
The Melrose Ped/Bike Committee would like to congratulate the residents of Linden Road, between Green Street and Lynn Fells Parkway, for getting Melrose’s latest Shared Streets and Spaces project on
Melrose’s Latest “Slow Street” Project: Linden Road Read More »
The City of Melrose was recently awarded a MassDOT Grant through the Shared Streets and Spaces Program which will fund the creation of multiple parklets throughout the city. Parklets, as
Help us Build a Parklet! Read More »
The Melrose Ped/Bike Committee congratulates the City of Melrose, as well as the residents of Lynde St and Walnut St, for successfully implementing the City’s first “Shared Streets” quick-build traffic
First Shared Streets Project in the Books! Read More »
