The Boston Region MPO is seeking part-time Data Collectors to count passengers, gather parking information, and conduct surveys. Hourly pay is $17.50. Apply: governmentjobs.com/careers/ctps

The MPO is updating the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), the organization's main governing document. The draft MOU is open for public comment until September 6. Draft MOU: bit.ly/24-draft-MOU Submit feedback: [email protected]

The draft MOU proposes changes such as revising board membership, clarifying voting rules, and general editorial updates. Draft MOU: bit.ly/24-draft-MOU Submit feedback: [email protected]

The draft MOU, the MPO's primary governing document, is open for public comment until Friday, September 6. Review draft MOU: bit.ly/24-draft-MOU Submit feedback: [email protected]

Last week, the MPO was notified that we've been awarded a $7.5M Safe Streets for All grant from U.S. Department of Transportation to support the implementation of our Vision Zero Action Plan. This is in addition to the $2.7M in funding received to develop the plan. Learn more: bostonmpo.org/SS4A-Grant-2

MPO staff will collaborate with municipalities in the Boston region to conduct additional planning projects, crash analysis, and roadway safety audits and fund, design, and implement quick-build traffic calming projects such as speed humps and high-visibility crosswalks.

We're grateful to have the support of U.S. Senator Ed Markey (Ed Markey) as we embark on this work to foster regional coordination and lay the groundwork for future large-scale transportation infrastructure projects aligned with Vision Zero principles.

Have you spotted the new bike racks along the Bruce Freeman Rail Trail?🚲 These racks were funded by the Boston Region MPO Community Connections Program and are available for public use! Thank you to the Acton DPW for installing these bike racks. #ActonMA #ActonDPW

September 19 Remote MPO Board Meeting - mailchi.mp/ctps/april-18-…