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Attend a City Council Meeting
See how City government works first-hand by attending a City Council meeting at City Hall.
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Join the ONEin3 Council
The ONEin3 Council comprises 25 engaged, active young adults committed to helping Boston be the best place possible for 20-34 year olds. Council members serve a one year term during which they work on projects dedicated to maximizing the positive impact we have on the City. Council applications are generally available in January, but you can get involved all year long by attending a free event, joining in on a volunteer day, or sending a message via social media.
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Vote in Local & National Elections
The best way to have your voice heard in government is to actively vote. You can register to vote in the City of Boston, or register for an absentee ballot so that you can vote at home. Voters registered in Massachusetts may also apply to be a paid poll worker and/or interpreter at an upcoming election.
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Volunteer in a City Neighborhood
Boston is rich with opportunities for civic engagement. Whether in the form of political activism, committing time on a non-profit board, or participating in service opportunities, Boston has myriad volunteer experiences to offer.
Calendar of Volunteer Opportunities »
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Engage With Us & Stay Connected
Get the latest news and info from city government by liking "City of Boston (official)" on Facebook or following @CityofBoston on Twitter. Check out all of our social media accounts in our Social Media Center.
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Check out City Hall to Go
City Hall to Go is a truck dedicated to serving city residents where they live, work and play. City Hall To Go will visit Boston’s neighborhoods throughout the year and offer a select menu of city services directly to constituents.
Social Media
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Follow @ONEin3 on Twitter
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