Public meetings this week look at budgeting for Cambridge Public Schools and capital projects, Brattle Street improvements, East Cambridge developments, the voices of Indigenous people and a landmarking for the circa-1912 Gas Light Co. Building in Central Square.

Attend meetings on rodent control, intersection reconstruction, school building maintenance, affordable housing, Winter Hill and Porter and Davis squares, and more.

Vehicles crashed 48 times between 2014 and 2021 at the Powder House and Alewife Brook intersection, now being envisioned to prioritize walking, rolling and biking.

The green line’s D and E branches may no longer end at Lechmere, but riders would never know it based on MBTA maps at stations around the metro area and on trains.

Cars in the way of crews on street-cleaning days in Cambridge this spring will be ticketed $50 for the first two offenses and towed on the third in a test program.

Cambridge and Somerville commuters on all three T lines into Boston can expect service disruptions this weekend and in February, with a state transportation official vowing fewer such surprises for riders.

A move toward using cameras to enforce parking laws, with tickets mailed later, is underway by Somerville’s City Council, starting in Davis Square trouble spots.

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 on proposed Porter Square labs, a new public safety building, a traffic study at Route 16 and Broadway, improving services for the unhoused and more.

Attend meetings on remote parking enforcement, proposed cannabis dispensary, job creation, Davis Red Line station improvements and more.