Boston City Council

The Boston City Council is the legislative body of Boston, Massachusetts, responsible for making local laws, setting policies, and overseeing the city’s budget. Comprising 13 elected members, including a president, the council represents different neighborhoods and addresses community issues such as housing, public safety, and education. Council members propose bills, hold hearings, and engage with residents to understand their concerns. The council plays a crucial role in shaping the city’s governance and ensuring that the needs of Boston’s diverse population are met. They meet regularly to discuss and vote on important legislation affecting the city.