Public Trash Bins
The BHCA is pleased to see that a city trash bin has returned to the corner of Myrtle and Joy Streets. We are grateful to the Department of Public Works, Councilor Sharon Durkan’s office, and our Neighborhood Liaison Margaret Van Scoy for making this happen.
This trash bin and two others on the north slope had been removed by the Department of Public Works over the past year due to neighbors’ complaints of household trash causing the bins to overflow.
Please remember that this bin is for small trash, and that it is illegal to dispose of household trash in any public trash bin. Let’s all work together to keep our streets and sidewalks clean and free of trash and litter by using these trash bins appropriately.
Did You Know?
The Beacon Hill Civic Association is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to community building, civic engagement, and historic preservation on Beacon Hill. Your membership donations allow us to continue our efforts to preserve and protect our historic neighborhood. As a member, your voice adds strength to our numbers and credibility to our purpose as advocates for Beacon Hill residents and businesses. Join, renew, or donate today to support the work we do for you at bhcivic.org.
Upcoming BHCA Meetings
Board of Directors – Monday, March 11th, 7pm, 74 Joy Street
Architecture Committee – Monday, March 18th, 5:30 pm via Zoom
Events Committee – Wednesday, March 20th, 6pm, 74 Joy Street
Other upcoming BHCA Events
BHCA Young Friends Social – Wednesday, March 27th, The Dubliner
Love Your Block – Saturday, April 6th, 9am
Founders Reception – Thursday, May 2nd, 6pm (location TBD)
Visit the Beacon Hill Civic Association website www.bhcivic.org or call the office (617-227-1922) for more information on any of these meetings or events.