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Boston receives federal grants for workforce programs and transportation

Grants support job training and multimodal projects in the city.

By The Daily Boston · Published July 24, 2026

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Boston receives federal grants for workforce programs and transportation — Photo: Office of Representative Ayanna Pressley / Wikimedia Commons (Public domain)

Boston received a 23 million dollar federal grant via the Good Jobs Challenge to create pathways into healthcare quality childcare and clean energy jobs according to item 58.

The Greater Boston Equitable Apprenticeship Pathways program connects residents to pre apprenticeships in construction hospitality healthcare and life sciences funded by a 3 million dollar US Department of Labor grant according to item 58.

The Healey Driscoll Administration secured 335.4 million dollars in federal funding for the Allston Multimodal Project to modernize a critical transportation corridor in Boston according to item 2.

Massachusetts received over 102 million dollars in federal transportation grants including 2 million dollars for Boston's Mattapan Square to reconnect neighborhood sides according to item 2.

Sources: perplexity-sonar, perplexity-sonar.

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