Public meetings this week look at the budget for the 2024 fiscal year, a methane pocket at Danehy Park, a temporary fire station, bike-lane business study and the creation of a pollinator “meadow” on a small triangular block in East Cambridge.

Public meetings this week look at new housing at Lyndell’s Bakery, school building maintenance, a third electrical transformer in Union Square and more.

The only person who would benefit from a solar-panel project in Lexington near the Cambridge reservoir is the developer, and at the expense of many others.

Public meetings this week look at a cricket field in West Cambridge, bike lanes and more on Brattle, a building energy-use law, affordable-housing overlay, Starlight Square zoning and Kendall Square T stop and plaza revamp.

Public meetings this week look at electrifying the city and its fleet, a two-block zoning proposal for North Cambridge, tree canopy update, city-line voter challenge, teen health survey results, plans in Porter Square, a Crumbl cookie shop for Central Square and look at Section 8 voucher changes.

Some property owners are frustrated, confused, angry and fearful of how emissions-reductions law changes known as Beudo 2.0 would affect them.

Public meetings this week look at free lunches for schoolchildren, automated traffic enforcement or unarmed traffic stops; renovations at a city-owned garage; an update on universal pre-K; a city manager review process; and more.

Public meetings this week look at more questions for police after the death of a Cambridgeport resident; a no-tow version of street cleaning and a potential arts pace purchase; environmentally focused zoning; school budgeting and more.

Attend meetings in the coming week on placing police officers in public schools, sustainable energy use, changes to the city’s governing charter and more.

GE’s newly independent portfolio of energy businesses, GE Vernova, will put its global headquarters in Cambridge on Charles Street near Kendall Square.