Opinion | Expanding Boston public restrooms beneficial

Boston faces a shortage of accessible public bathrooms, highlighted when a man was arrested for public urination near City Hall during a recent event, although charges were later dropped. The city’s existing facilities are limited, with only 174 public sites, mostly in tourist-heavy areas, and few self-cleaning or maintained options. Officials have no immediate plans to build more bathrooms due to high costs, though proposals for additional facilities and alternative solutions like paid restrooms are ongoing. The lack of sufficient public toilets remains a longstanding issue in the city.

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