Public meetings this week look at becoming a poll inspector for the March 5 presidential primary election, federal funds for low- and moderate-income persons and funds for accessible parking.

Public meetings this week look at a zoning study for Broadway, a Union Square Main Streets business model and open space and recreation ideas.

A public meeting this week looks at possible “fab” district zoning changes. It’s hosted in Ward Two, where $3.3 billion in work is proposed for a business complex.

Public meetings this week look at Pollinator Action Plan updates, the disabilities commission’s role in the coming year and open space and recreation ideas.

Public meetings this week see the City Council voting on its leaders for the coming term, an inauguration of newly elected officials and developers seeking approval for a plan at 181 Pearl St., Winter Hill.

Public meetings this week look at school buildings, public housing, a proposed higher-end wine shop and street repair priorities for next year.

Public meetings this week look at climate action, equity for low-income families and the potential local effect of the Supreme Court’s Dobbs v. Jackson ruling about abortion rights, more housing on Broadway and more.

Public meetings this week look at buildings proposed by Foss Park and Trum Field, a Highland Avenue overhaul, municipal broadband and more.

Public meetings this week memorialize transgender deaths and traffic fatalities, and debate property tax rates after a City Council swearing-in caucus.

Public meetings this week look at building repairs, separating sewage form storm water, keeping the arts thriving, a Somernova expansion and more.