Malden River Works massachusetts Category: Infrastructure Year: 2026 Funding: Approximately $13 million funded through various federal, state, local, and private sources including a Congressional grant, federal loan, grants from the MA Executive Office of Environmental & Energy Affairs (EEA) and Municipal Vulnerability Preparedness (MVP) Program, and allocation from the city budget BACKGROUND Malden River Works
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Moakley Park massachusetts Category: Infrastructure Year: 2018 Funding: Estimated to cost $240 million over more than a decade of work done in phases, with $2.2 million already funded from federal, state and local efforts. BACKGROUND In 2018, Moakley Park, an expansive urban greenspace located on the South Boston waterfront, went through a new design process
Fisher Elementary School Fisher Elementary School Category: Infrastructure Year: 2024 Funding: $390,290 awarded to the Town of Orange through the Massachusetts Municipal Vulnerability Preparedness (MVP), a $144,168 Green Communities grant and, $160,000 grant from National Grid. BACKGROUND At the newly constructed Fisher Elementary in the Town of Orange, Massachusetts, solar panels and accompanying battery energy
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MBTA Blue Line Tunnel Airport Portal Flood Protection Project Boston, Massachusetts Category: Plan Year: 2025 Funding: The cost for construction of the Blue Line Tunnel project is estimated to cost $20.7 million, with 75% of the funding coming from a FEMA BRIC Grant and the remaining coming from the state. BACKGROUND MBTA Blue Line Tunnel Airport
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Island End River Coastal Flood Resilience Project Chelsea and Everett, Massachusetts Category: Plan Year: 2024 Funding: Estimated to cost $120 million. BACKGROUND The Island End River Coastal Flood Resilience Project is an initiative to enhance coastal flood resilience in Chelsea and Everett. The plan addresses critical flood protection needs in environmental justice communities, where there
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