A team of Harvard graduate students have teamed up with the City of Malden and the Metropolitan Planning Council to help develop a plan for Malden Square.
Do you live, work, go out or own property near Malden Center? What do you like about the square, and what drives you crazy? Your views will be the focus of a planning study by "Plan Malden Square," a new project between the City of Malden, the Metropolitan Planning Council (MAPC) and a team of graduate students from Harvard University's urban planning program. Hundreds have already taken the online survey, with some students volunteering to physically conduct surveys in the square itself. "With public input gathered online, and through the variety of engagement events we have planned, the team will propose strategies for business development, urban design, redevelopment, transportation, open space and housing," a message on the group's …
Take this survey about solar power in the city.
The City of Malden Energy Efficiency Commission would like to know what you think about Solar Power for your home or business. Is it a good option, an unattainable option, or too expensive to implement? This five-question survey will explore the interest of Malden residents and business owners regarding the installation of Solar Photovoltaic Panels on their home or business. The goal of the Commission is to take the information garnered from the survey and develop a strategy, building on the “Solarize Massachusetts” model, to make solar installations and financing options more understandable and attainable. The Communities of Melrose and Arlington are already moving forward with residents who are signing up in an attempt to lower their …
Malden is holding a primary election today for city council seats.
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Tuesday, September 13, 2011
Primary elections: Tuesday, Sept. 13 is the city primary for municipal elections. Here are some sample ballots listing the candidates. And you can find your polling place here.
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Ben A
8:46 am on Friday, March 1, 2013
They should hold public meetings where we could all share ideas about ways to make this a better safer place. I know they have public safety meetings but those can only go so far. It is obvious they have not been working , just look at how many people attend them. Mix these meetings up a little and have regular policemen come in so we could speak with them and understand their jobs and concerns … more ›