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Jump to: Boston City Services Find your local city information at the City's My Neighborhood page Boston City Hall, (617) 635-4000, main web page Mayor: (617) 635 4500, email, Mayors Office main page and the Mayor's contact page Mayor's 24 hour complaint line; (617) 635 4500, email , or on line web form Boston City Services City recycling Policy & schedules City Trash Rules and regulations Election/Voting Information Dept of Public Works email address Boston Police Boston Police D4 community Service Coordinator Officer Kevin Powers . Contact him about general police and community issues. Check out the BPD News Blog for police news highlights Our Mayor's liaison The Liaison to the Mayors Office is our "go-to" person for any South End problems. If there are any 'larger' city problems you have issue with, or just need help navigating city bureaucracy, our Liaison is there to help. If this is a neighborhood problem, we ask that you also let us know, so the NA can work with the liaison to get the problem solved. Our current liaison is: Tabitha Bennett Mayor's Office of Neighborhood Services Neighborhood Coordinator for the South End & Bay Village Room 708, One City Hall Plaza Boston, MA 02201 617-635-3485 617-635-3498 (Fax) Liaison home page ONS home page City Contacts/letters Residents are always encouraged to send their own letters of support or opposition on any issue Eight Streets might vote on. Letters should be sent to the following Boston departments. Most all issues will go before the Zoning Board of Appeal (ZBA). This includes, construction, decks and zoning issues. Letters can be sent to: Inspectional Services Department Zoning Board of Appeal 1010 Massachusetts Ave, 4th floor Boston, MA 02118 Items concerning Alcohol and Food are handled by the Licensing Board Licensing Board for the City of Boston Boston City Hall Room 809 1 City Hall Plaza Boston, MA 02201 Items concerning the Historical nature of the South End, including any changes to a building that are visible from the street are handled by the Boston Landmarks Commission Boston Landmark Commission c/o Environment Department Room 805, Boston City Hall Boston, MA 02201 Government Representatives Eight streets is in city voting district known as Ward 3, Precinct 7. This district has one voting location, and all of this voting district will be in one "larger" district, such as city district 2, or 8th Suffolk. In other words, a voting district (W3, P7) will never have two different representatives. Click here for a PDF file listing all City of Boston voting precincts. You can find city voter and representative information by going to the My Neighborhood city web page. This will also tell you your current voting location. Eigth Streets currently votes at Cathedral High School Gym, at the corner of Washington and Union Park. You can find your state & Federal elected officials by going to the state voter page. Federal Government We are currently in the 8th Congressional district Our current US Representative is: Michael E. Capuano Both US Senators represent the entire state US Senator John F Kerry US Senator Scott Brown State Government We are in the 3rd Suffolk state Representative district Our state rep is: Aaron Michlewitz. (FB Page) We are in the 2nd Suffolk state Senatorial District Our state senator is: Sonia Chang-Diaz City Government We are in city District 2 Our District City Councilor is Bill Linehan. Web email 617-635-3203, Fax: 617-635-4203 At Large Councilor Stephen Murphy Web email 617-635-4376, Fax: 617-635-4203 At Large Councilor John R. Connolly Web email 617-635-3115, Fax: 617-635-4203 At Large Councilor Felix Arroyo Web email 617-635-4205, FAX: 617-635-4203 At Large Councilor Ayanna Pressley Web email 617-635-4217, Fax: 617-635-4203 E-mail Bill Linehan and all 4 at-large council members Complaints on mail delivery, send e-mail to the USPS Consumer Affairs |