Project Description

The improvements to the Oak Grove Station on the Orange Line includes the addition of two new elevators, rehabilitating existing elevators, building code accessibility upgrades, overall station cleaning, and brightening, sidewalk improvements, as well as improvements to wayfinding and directional signage.

City Point Partners is leading the public outreach efforts related to station construction including hosting public meetings to address excessive pedestrian and vehicular traffic, and the parking challenges in proximity to the station. We are also coordinating with local and state legislators to conduct project briefings and distribute advisories related to service interruptions and construction activities.

Project Description

Every five years, the fifteen Regional Transit Authorities (RTA) across Massachusetts update their Comprehensive Regional Transit Plans (CRTPs) and develop goals for the next five years. These goals are informed by feedback from constituents gathered from stakeholder engagement. City Point Partners is leading the implementation of customized stakeholder engagement plans for each RTA. Working closely with the individual RTAs, City Point Partners is coordinating, managing and documenting activities such as public meetings, open houses, online surveys, ride-alongs, tabling events, and interactive workshops.

Project Description

As part of the larger initiative to improve the MBTA’s South Side Red Line, the Wollaston Station is being completely replaced in order to build a modern, fully ADA accessible facility, requiring the station to be closed during construction.

City Point Partners was asked by the MBTA to develop the overall outreach program which includes a shuttle bus program to accommodate passengers traveling north to Boston and south to Braintree. We are working closely with city boards and committees in Quincy, Braintree and Boston, addressing stakeholder concerns, and implementing a strategic communications campaign targeting affected communities.