Boston Emergency Management

Boston Emergency Management

@alert.boston.gov

The official Bluesky account for the City of Boston's Emergency Management Department. We coordinate emergency management, emergency preparedness, and homeland security planning. boston.gov/emergency

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The state primary is Sept. 1! Today our office joined the Boston Election Department to participate in a multi-agency tabletop exercise to ensure we a prepared to support the upcoming election. #ReadyBoston

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Alert: @mayorwu.boston.gov has issued an excessive heat warning in the City of Boston from Wednesday, July 1, through Friday, July 3, due to the current weather forecasts. Visit boston.gov/heat to learn more about the warning and how to stay safe and cool this week.

Today our team had the opportunity to engage with seniors at the East Boston Senior Center! We informed them about our Natural Hazard Mitigation Plan update process and facilitated discussions about their experiences with emergencies/hazards.

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Snowstorm updates with Clarence in Public Works 🌨️ Please stay off the roads during and after the storm so plows and first responders can work safely. Snow continues to fall fast and our teams are working around the clock. If you see anyone outside who needs help, call 911.

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Heavy snow is expected now through Monday morning. Please stay off the roads. Fewer vehicles improve safety for our equipment operators and first responders. A snow emergency and parking ban is currently in effect in the City of Boston. boston.gov/snow-cars

The Roundtables to Resilience series is part of Boston OEM’s Regional Catastrophic Preparedness Grant Initiative, to bring together emergency managers nationwide to discuss topics related to community resilience. This month is on #YouthClimateResilience! Register today at lnkd.in/eqyRYEwE

While it doesn’t seem it now, the 2026 Boston Marathon will be here before we know it. Today we joined our local and state partners at the first public safety meeting at MEMA to kick off the planning for April’s race. #ReadyBoston

The National Weather service has declared a High Wind Watch later Wednesday night into early Thursday morning] High Wind Watch is in effect later Wed night into early Thu morning for westerly wind gusts of 55 to 65 mph. Tree damage and power outages are expected.

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Replying to @mayorwu.boston.gov

This moment calls for all of us—government, nonprofits, individuals, philanthropy, and business—to come together for our community. Boston doesn’t back down. We stand together to take care of our neighbors.

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Replying to @mayorwu.boston.gov

If the Trump administration allows SNAP benefits to expire, 140,000 Boston residents could lose vital food benefits that contribute $30 million to our small businesses and grocery stores. The majority of Boston’s SNAP recipients are seniors, people with disabilities, and families with children.