09-10-2026 07:04 via beaconhilltimes.com

Harbor Towers cuts ribbon on $20M flood-barrier project

Mayor Michelle Wu joined residents of Harbor Towers Condominiums on Wednesday by cutting the ribbon on the downtown waterfront property’s $20 million flood-resistance project that includes deployable barriers.
The ribbon-cutting was part of Deployables Day, a citywide gathering that highlights publicly and privately owned deployable flood barriers.
In recent years, the high-rise condominiums have experienced their share of damage because of flooding and severe storms. In 2018, floodwaters
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