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    Fall River Now — Weekly Recap, Week Ending September 11, 2026

    Transcript Welcome to Fall River Now. This is our weekly recap for the week ending September 11, 2026, where we cover the most significant local government news. Topping the news, the Fall River City Council met Tuesday and once again tabled a five hundred eighty-six thousand dollar cable funding request during its regular session. Councilors also held a public hearing regarding utility pole petitions from National Grid and Verizon, an auto repair shop license, and a curb removal request. In council committee action, the Committee on Public Works and Transportation voted to table an ongoing access and maintenance dispute regarding Arruda's Lane, following approval of its previous meeting minutes. In education news, the School Committee's Facilities and Operations Subcommittee met this week, where Chief Operating Officer Ken Pacheco provided updates on capital projects, including the administration building window replacement. The Technology Subcommittee also gathered to review district software use, school opening infrastructure, administrative systems, and Yondr pouches. At the board level, the Planning Board tabled a roadway proposal by Tiverton Investments on Spring Street while approving covenant releases for subdivisions. Meanwhile, the Commission on Disability elected new officers and tabled a three thousand dollar funding request presented by Diman Regional Vocational High School Superintendent-Director Brian Bentley. The Library Board of Trustees also met to handle operational statistics and administrative reporting. Also this week, Fall River marked the twenty-fifth anniversary of the September 11th terrorist attacks with its annual Rite of Reflection ceremony on the grounds of the Battleship Massachusetts, featuring the traditional striking of the four fives. In neighborhood maintenance, resident non-emergency reports were light this week. Requests focused primarily on park upkeep, including multiple calls for fresh paint and mulch at playgrounds near Locust and Seabury streets, dead tree branches at Ruggles Park, and a single report of illegal dumping on Hargraves Street. Looking ahead to next week, municipal meetings pick up on Monday with the Greater Fall River Voc-Tech School Building Committee, the Housing Authority, and the Conservation Commission. On Tuesday, the Southern Massachusetts Metropolitan Planning Organization, the Bristol County Public Health Emergency Preparedness Coalition, and the Historical Commission are all scheduled to meet, followed by the Traffic Board on Wednesday. Fall River Now generates content via AI, like this podcast. Check FallRiverNow.com for more information. In this episode Fall River Commemorates 25th 9/11 Anniversary at Battleship Massachusetts on September 11, 2026 Fall River School Committee Technology Panel Reviews Software and Yondr Pouches on September 10, 2026 Fall River School Committee Subcommittee Reviews Facility Projects on September 9, 2026 Fall River Planning Board Tables Spring Street Proposal, Releases Subdivision Covenants on September 9, 2026 Fall River Commission on Disability Tables Diman Funding Request, Elects Officers on September 9, 2026 Fall River Library Trustees Review Operations and Tuition Aid on September 9, 2026 Fall River City Council Re-Tables $586K Cable Funding Request on September 8, 2026 Fall River City Council Committee Tables Arruda's Lane Dispute on September 8, 2026 Playground Near Locust Street in Need of Maintenance, Resident Reports Resident Report Cites Worn Equipment and Paint at Locust Street Playground Maintenance requested for playground near Seabury Street Dead Tree Branches Reported at Ruggles Park Illegal dumping reported near Hargraves Street

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    9.11.2026 - 9/11 Memorial Ceremony - 25th Anniversary

    Meeting summary The City of Fall River held its annual Rite of Reflection ceremony on the grounds of the Battleship Massachusetts to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. The event commenced with the traditional striking of the four fives by Mike Arruda to render final honors to fallen first responders, followed by the national anthem sung by Rachel Raposo and an opening invocation delivered by Father Mike Racine. Public safety leaders and municipal officials delivered remarks reflecting on the legacy and lessons of September 11. Fire Chief Jeffrey Bacon spoke about the importance of remembering the national unity and shared humanity that emerged after the attacks, encouraging attendees to make a service pledge through 9/11 Day. Acting Police Chief J.T. Hoar, EMS Chief Fons, Bristol County Sheriff Heroux, and Mayor Paul E. Coogan offered tributes to the 2,977 victims, fallen emergency personnel, surviving responders battling chronic illnesses, and local victims connected to the Greater Fall River community. Guest speaker Darlene Tetreault, founder of the South Coast Nurse Honor Guard, delivered a keynote address recognizing the critical contributions of nurses, healthcare professionals, and search-and-rescue canine teams during and after the tragedy. The ceremony concluded with a wreath presentation by EMA Chief Aguiar and Commander Caron at the contemplative circle, a 21-gun battery salute, the playing of Taps, a benediction by Father Rob Nemcovich, a release of peace doves, and musical performances of 'Amazing Grace' and 'God Bless America.' Topics discussed Striking of the Four Fives and Final Honors TraditionMike Arruda explained the historical origins of the fire service tradition of the 'four fives' bell toll dating back to 1865. National Anthem and InvocationRachel Raposo performed the national anthem, followed by an invocation from Father Mike Racine reciting prayers offered at Ground Zero. Fall River Police Department RemarksActing Police Chief J.T. Hoar spoke on the oath of public safety and honoring first responders and survivors suffering from post-9/11 illnesses. Fall River Fire Department RemarksFire Chief Jeffrey Bacon reflected on the 25th anniversary of 9/11, honoring Cantor Fitzgerald victim John Farrell and encouraging community service. Fall River EMS and Bristol County Sheriff RemarksChief Fons and Bristol County Sheriff Heroux honored emergency responders, search and rescue canines, and the need to preserve history and national unity. Mayoral Address and First Responders ReflectionMayor Paul E. Coogan and Father Rob Nemcovich shared reflections honoring the victims, Gold Star families, and public safety personnel. Keynote Address by South Coast Nurse Honor GuardDarlene Tetreault spoke on the contributions of nurses and healthcare professionals on 9/11, remembering local victims Christopher D. Mello and Rev. Francis Grogan. Wreath Laying, Battery Salute, Taps, and Concluding ObservancesThe ceremony concluded with a wreath placement, a 21-gun battery salute, Taps, a benediction, a dove release, and closing musical tributes. Links Read the meeting summary Watch the full meeting

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    9.10.2026 Fall River School Committee - Technology Subcomittee

    Meeting summary The Fall River School Committee Technology Subcommittee met on September 10, 2026, to review district software usage, school opening operations, technology infrastructure, and administrative systems. The committee reviewed an executive summary detailing over 3.5 million recorded student engagements across ten major platforms during the previous school year, with discussions highlighting ST Math, Lexia Core 5, Carnegie Learning MATHia, Satchel Pulse social-emotional learning screeners, and Lightspeed classroom monitoring software. Committee members emphasized the need for regular monthly and quarterly data monitoring to ensure software effectiveness and fiscal accountability. District administration presented enrollment updates indicating a total enrollment of 10,977 students across 17 active buildings and alternative programs, including the Resiliency Preparatory Academy (RPA), Evolve, and the virtual high school. The committee discussed technology deployment for the new school year, including Promethean board installations, classroom phone setup, staff device distribution, and the purchase and replacement of student ID card printers. Significant discussion took place regarding management and tracking of Yondr cell phone pouches, with members emphasizing the need for standard operating procedures, clear building-level principal accountability, and formal tracking of replacement fees. The committee also addressed ongoing public compliance issues regarding missing School Committee meeting minutes on the district website and the Diligent platform. The administration committed to working with staff to ensure all past minutes from 2024 through 2026 are fully accessible to the public. The meeting concluded with a unanimous roll call vote to adjourn. Topics discussed Educational Software Platforms and Usage DataThe committee reviewed usage data for major software programs including ST Math, Lexia Core 5, Carnegie Learning, and Lightspeed, discussing monitoring processes and pedagogical effectiveness. School Committee Meeting Minutes Access on DiligentCommittee members raised concerns regarding missing School Committee meeting minutes from 2024 through 2026 on the public portal. District Enrollment and Alternative School ProgramsThe committee reviewed opening-of-school enrollment figures across all 17 buildings and alternative placements such as RPA, Evolve, and the virtual high school. Hardware Setup, ID Printers, and Copier LeasesAdministrators provided updates on Promethean boards, phone installations, failing student ID printers, and plans to assess district-wide copier and printer leases. Yondr Cell Phone Pouches Administration and TrackingCommittee members discussed inventory control, replacement fee collection procedures, and principal accountability for Yondr pouch distribution. Motion to adjourn the Technology Subcommittee meeting — passedMotion to adjourn the Technology Subcommittee meeting Links Read the meeting summary Watch the full meeting

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    9 10 2026 Fall River School Committee - Facilities and Operations Subcommittee

    Meeting summary The Fall River School Committee's Facilities and Operations Subcommittee met on September 10, 2026, to discuss multiple district capital, operational, and facility matters. Chief Operating Officer Ken Pacheco provided an update on the administration building window replacement project funded in part by Community Preservation Act (CPA) funds, explaining that bids for installation came in significantly higher than the initial $400,000 estimate—ranging from $700,000 to $1.3 million. Committee members discussed purchasing the custom windows directly, phasing installations, addressing lead abatement, and updating building safety access and handicap entry door push-pad protocols. The subcommittee also reviewed school traffic flow and arrival/dismissal operations following a $65,000 engineering traffic study, noting marked improvements at schools like Fonseca, Greene, and Letourneau. Updates were provided on the Early Learning playground at the Bishop Connolly site, where work was temporarily delayed after hitting an unmarked water valve, prompting committee requests for temporary safety fencing around the construction zone. Member Collin R. Dias raised concerns regarding the pending Purchase and Sale agreement for the Bishop Connolly property and requested that school administration obtain the draft contract from Corporation Counsel Alan Rumsey to review potential long-term facility-use covenants before it reaches final diocesan and Vatican approval. The committee voted unanimously to refer the purchase and sale update to the full School Committee. Finally, the committee discussed renovations at the PACE facility, where Room 62 was being converted for approximately $20,000 to $23,000 into consolidated director office spaces, prompting discussion on creating a multi-year facilities plan averaging $600,000 to $800,000 annually across the district's 19 buildings. The subcommittee concluded with a review of summer overtime expenditures across custodial, transportation, and groundskeeping departments, addressing approval protocols and maintenance at B.M.C. Durfee High School before adjourning. Topics discussed Administration Building Window Project and AccessibilityCOO Ken Pacheco reviewed the CPC grant window project, high vendor bids, lead paint abatement, and electronic handicap push-pad operation at building entrances. Districtwide Traffic and School Access StudyDiscussion of arrival and dismissal traffic management, traffic engineering study findings, and staff safety gear during inclement weather. Bishop Connolly Early Learning Playground ConstructionUpdate on site prep, unforeseen water line repairs, paving timelines, and installation of temporary construction fencing for student safety. Bishop Connolly Property Purchase and Sale TermsCommittee members inquired into legal review of the draft P&S agreement for Bishop Connolly to ensure district rights regarding building use and community permitting. Motion to refer the request to review the Bishop Connolly draft Purchase and Sale agreement to the full School Committee for an update at the next meeting. — passedMotion to refer the request to review the Bishop Connolly draft Purchase and Sale agreement to the full School Committee for an update at the next meeting. PACE Center Room 62 Renovation and Long-Term Facilities PlanDiscussion on an estimated $20,000 to $23,000 conversion of storage space into centralized administrative cubicles and establishing a 5-year capital facilities cost center. Summer Overtime Breakdown and Authorization ProceduresReview of overtime logs from July through September across custodial, clerk, paraprofessional, and grounds staff, alongside procedural compliance discussions. Motion to adjourn the meeting. — passedMotion to adjourn the meeting. Links Read the meeting summary Watch the full meeting

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    9.9.2026 Planning Board

    Meeting summary The Fall River Planning Board met on September 9, 2026, to address several old and new business items concerning subdivision approvals, surety releases, and roadway reconstruction applications. The board reviewed a proposal by Tiverton Investments, LLC to reconstruct approximately 550 feet of roadway on Spring Street extending into Tiverton, Rhode Island, utilizing pervious asphalt for stormwater management. Due to outstanding engineering and maintenance concerns raised by City Engineer Daniel Aguiar, the matter was tabled to October to allow for a technical working meeting between the applicant and city staff. The board also tabled an incomplete roadway reconstruction application for wooded lots off Bark, Norwood, and Monarch Streets, as well as a surety release request for the Highland Woods subdivision pending final review. In other actions, the board approved the release of covenants on lots 1 through 14 of the King Philip's Estate subdivision (Princeton Circle) in exchange for a $200,000 letter of credit from BayCoast Bank, and endorsed an Approval Not Required (ANR) Form A plan for 311 Crescent Street. The board concluded the meeting by adopting the 2027 meeting calendar and approving the August 12, 2026 meeting minutes. Topics discussed Table the Spring Street roadway reconstruction plan to the October meeting — tabledTable the Spring Street roadway reconstruction plan to the October meeting Spring Street Roadway Reconstruction and Stormwater ManagementApplicant Tiverton Investments, LLC presented revised plans to construct 550 feet of road with pervious asphalt. Daniel Aguiar raised concerns regarding maintenance, standards, and runoff into Bolduc's Lane, leading to a vote to table. Table the Bark, Norwood, and Monarch Streets roadway reconstruction application to the next meeting — tabledTable the Bark, Norwood, and Monarch Streets roadway reconstruction application to the next meeting Bark, Norwood, and Monarch Streets Roadway ReconstructionThe board tabled the proposal because only conceptual drafts had been submitted and the applicant was not present. King Philip's Estate Subdivision Covenant Release and SuretyDeveloper Robert Cafori requested the release of lots 1–14 by providing an irrevocable letter of credit for $200,000 from BayCoast Bank to cover remaining road paving and infrastructure work. Accept $200,000 letter of credit from BayCoast Bank and release covenant for Lots 1 through 14 of King Philip's Estate subdivision — approvedAccept $200,000 letter of credit from BayCoast Bank and release covenant for Lots 1 through 14 of King Philip's Estate subdivision Highland Woods Subdivision Surety ReleaseRequest tabled pending complete review of final as-built plans by the Department of Community Utilities and City Engineer. Table Highland Woods subdivision surety release request to the next meeting — tabledTable Highland Woods subdivision surety release request to the next meeting Endorse Form A ANR plan (File No. 26-1685) for 311 Crescent Street — approvedEndorse Form A ANR plan (File No. 26-1685) for 311 Crescent Street 311 Crescent Street ANR PlanBoard endorsed an ANR plan following a discussion regarding a typographical error in the recorded zoning variance concerning street frontage. 2027 Meeting Schedule AdoptionThe board reviewed and approved the 2027 meeting dates, typically held on the second Wednesday of each month. Approve 2027 Planning Board meeting schedule — approvedApprove 2027 Planning Board meeting schedule August 12, 2026 Minutes ApprovalBoard members reviewed and accepted the minutes from the August 12, 2026 meeting. Approve meeting minutes from August 12, 2026 — approvedApprove meeting minutes from August 12, 2026 Links Read the meeting summary Watch the full meeting

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    9.9.2026 Commission on Disability

    Meeting summary The Fall River Commission on Disability met on September 9, 2026, to address funding requests, elect officers, and review departmental updates. Superintendent-Director Brian Bentley of Diman Regional Vocational High School presented a request for approximately $3,000 to purchase a Stryker evacuation chair for Diman's new four-story facility, supplementing three existing chairs previously funded by the commission. Following discussion regarding whether commission funds can assist a regional school where approximately 76.5% of students are Fall River residents, the commission voted 3-0 (with Vice Chair Debbie Pacheco abstaining due to employment conflict) to table the request and seek guidance from Corporation Counsel. The commission approved the meeting minutes from June 24, 2026, and conducted annual officer elections. Dennis Polselli was re-elected Chair, Debbie Pacheco was re-elected Vice Chair, Lisa Silva was elected Secretary, and Dan Robillard was reappointed Treasurer. The commission also received updates concerning the planned sensory playground at Abbott Court, scholarship distributions (seven of nine disbursed to educational institutions), and ongoing website transition work with the Health and Human Services department. Topics discussed Commission Officer ElectionsDennis Polselli was elected Chair, Debbie Pacheco was elected Vice Chair, and Lisa Silva was elected Secretary for the upcoming year. Motion to take agenda items out of order to address the Diman funding request first — passedMotion to take agenda items out of order to address the Diman funding request first Diman Evacuation Chair Request and Residency Fund RestrictionsSuperintendent Brian Bentley detailed the need for a fourth Stryker evacuation chair at Diman Regional Vocational High School. Commissioners debated legal guidelines surrounding whether handicap parking revenue funds can support regional schools serving multiple towns. Motion to table the Diman evacuation chair funding request until the October meeting and seek an opinion from Corporation Counsel — tabledMotion to table the Diman evacuation chair funding request until the October meeting and seek an opinion from Corporation Counsel Meeting Minutes ApprovalThe commission voted to adopt the meeting minutes of June 24, 2026. Motion to approve the meeting minutes of June 24, 2026 — approvedMotion to approve the meeting minutes of June 24, 2026 Election of Dennis Polselli as Chair of the Commission on Disability — passedElection of Dennis Polselli as Chair of the Commission on Disability Election of Debbie Pacheco as Vice Chair of the Commission on Disability — passedElection of Debbie Pacheco as Vice Chair of the Commission on Disability Election of Lisa Silva as Secretary of the Commission on Disability — passedElection of Lisa Silva as Secretary of the Commission on Disability Abbott Court Sensory Playground UpdateCommission members scheduled a meeting with Mike Dion and a grant writer to discuss progress on the Abbott Court sensory playground project. Scholarship Distribution and Website UpdatesThe commission discussed that seven of nine scholarships were distributed to higher education institutions, and Commissioner Robillard reported progress on updating the commission's municipal webpage. Motion to adjourn the meeting — passedMotion to adjourn the meeting Links Read the meeting summary Watch the full meeting

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    9.9.2026 Board of Library Trustees

    Meeting summary The Fall River Library Board of Trustees met on September 9, 2026, to review meeting minutes, operational statistics, annual reporting procedures, and administrative updates. The board approved the minutes from the June 10 regular meeting and the July special meeting, with minor date corrections noted. Library Director Fellisha Desmarais presented the library's recent statistics and operational highlights. Discussions focused on increased print circulation driven by summer reading, the success of the Kanopy streaming platform (costing approximately $3,000 annually), potential adjustments to VHS-to-digital conversion fees, and the impending October shutoff of Verizon hardline fax services, which will necessitate moving to cellular/remote solutions. The board also reviewed the draft of the annual report compiling past administrative updates and approved tuition reimbursement requests for staff members Kyla and Diana. Under new business, Desmarais presented draft designs for distinct letterheads for the Library Foundation, the Friends of the Library, and official library administration. The distinct letterheads aim to eliminate recurring donor confusion between the two support organizations. Following brief trustee feedback, the meeting adjourned. Topics discussed Adjournment of the meeting — approvedAdjournment of the meeting Meeting Minutes ApprovalReview and acceptance of minutes from previous summer meetings. Approval of the June 10, 2026 meeting minutes — approvedApproval of the June 10, 2026 meeting minutes Approval of the July special meeting minutes with typographical date correction — approvedApproval of the July special meeting minutes with typographical date correction Verizon Fax Line TerminationDiscussion regarding the termination of underground hardline fax service by Verizon in October and transition plans to cellular remote faxing. Circulation, Programming, and Resource StatisticsReport on increased summer reading circulation, Kanopy streaming use, bookmobile visits, and collection development during the interim budget period. Annual Report ReviewDiscussion regarding whether to summarize monthly administrator reports or include introductions and staff/donor lists in the annual report. Staff Course ReimbursementBoard consideration and approval of reimbursement for coursework undertaken by library employees Kyla and Diana. Approval of course reimbursement for library staff members Kyla and Diana — approvedApproval of course reimbursement for library staff members Kyla and Diana Official Letterhead StandardizationPresentation of separate letterheads for the Library Foundation, Friends of the Library, and the Library Director to avoid donation confusion. Links Read the meeting summary Watch the full meeting

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    9.8.2026 Fall River City Council

    Meeting summary The Fall River City Council held a public hearing, a Committee on Finance meeting, and a regular City Council meeting on September 8, 2026. The public hearing covered multiple National Grid and Verizon pole petition requests, an auto repair shop license, a curb removal application, and a license for the relocation of the Savers secondhand store to 133 Mariano Bishop Boulevard. A resident objected to a proposed utility pole near her driveway on Bedford Street, prompting the Council to refer that specific petition to the Committee on Public Works and Transportation for further review. During the Committee on Finance meeting, the Council presented a citation honoring Anthony F. Cordeiro as the recipient of the Roger Valcourt Outstanding Citizenship Award. Public citizens brought forward concerns regarding administrative procedures and parking citation appeals in the Traffic and Parking Department. The committee also discussed funding for May's Playground, reviewing inactive capital accounts and potential state ADA and park grant applications totaling hundreds of thousands of dollars. In the regular City Council session, members approved various committee appointments, an online public auction for surplus property, and fiber optic cable attachments. The Council adopted resolutions requesting an open checkbook financial transparency portal, an audit and comprehensive plan for solid waste and recycling carts, discussions on an HR compensation study, and traffic safety reviews. After debating whether funds could legally be expended prior to the next fiscal year without explicit Department of Revenue guidance, the Council voted 8-1 to re-table a $586,600 appropriation from the PEG Access and Cable Related Fund. Topics discussed Bedford Street Pole OppositionResident Eileen Pacheco of 1139 Bedford Street voiced concerns that a proposed pole would block her driveway and sightlines, leading to referral to committee. Refer Bedford Street utility pole petition (Item 19C) to Public Works and Transportation Committee — referredRefer Bedford Street utility pole petition (Item 19C) to Public Works and Transportation Committee National Grid & Verizon Pole PetitionsNational Grid and Verizon petitioned for utility poles across six city locations to install electrical reclosers for circuit reliability. Savers RelocationSavers District Manager Julia Cotto presented plans to relocate their store and donation intake operation next door at 133 Mariano Bishop Boulevard. Roger Valcourt Citizenship Award PresentationThe City Council presented a citation honoring Anthony F. Cordeiro for receiving the Roger Valcourt Outstanding Citizenship Award for community development and philanthropy. Citizen Input: Traffic & Parking Department Oversight RequestsResidents Ryan Duarte and Veda Boulet requested City Council oversight into administrative procedures, citation appeals, and RMV registration holds. May's Playground Capital FundingCouncilors discussed allocating $50,000 from inactive park capital project funds and tracking $675,000 in pending state grants for May's Playground. Confirm reappointment of Christopher Antao to the Cultural Council — approvedConfirm reappointment of Christopher Antao to the Cultural Council Confirm reappointment of Vania M. Noverca-Viveiros to the Cultural Council — approvedConfirm reappointment of Vania M. Noverca-Viveiros to the Cultural Council Confirm reappointment of Ken Shadegg to the Historical Commission — approvedConfirm reappointment of Ken Shadegg to the Historical Commission Confirm reappointment of Richard R. Mancini to the Historical Commission — approvedConfirm reappointment of Richard R. Mancini to the Historical Commission Refer FY26 quarterly budget report to Committee on Finance — referredRefer FY26 quarterly budget report to Committee on Finance $10M Street Improvement Loan OrderMayoral loan order of $10,000,000 for street construction and improvements referred to the Committee on Finance. Authorize $10,000,000 street construction and improvement loan order to be published and referred to Committee on Finance — referredAuthorize $10,000,000 street construction and improvement loan order to be published and referred to Committee on Finance Approve request to conduct public online auction for surplus property — approvedApprove request to conduct public online auction for surplus property Refer Traffic Commission recommendations to Committee on Ordinances and Legislation — referredRefer Traffic Commission recommendations to Committee on Ordinances and Legislation Refer revised outside legal counsel policy to Committee on Finance — referredRefer revised outside legal counsel policy to Committee on Finance Outside Legal Counsel PolicyCouncilors debated proposed procedural rules and voting thresholds governing when the City Council can retain second legal opinions or outside counsel. Refer proposed removal of Section 2-33 (outside legal counsel) to Committee on Ordinances and Legislation — referredRefer proposed removal of Section 2-33 (outside legal counsel) to Committee on Ordinances and Legislation Solid Waste & Recycling Cart Audit and PolicyCouncil Vice President Dionne introduced a resolution to inventory excess municipal trash carts and conduct a comprehensive cost analysis instead of eliminating 5- and 6-family pickups. Adopt resolution for solid waste cart inventory and comprehensive financial analysis — passedAdopt resolution for solid waste cart inventory and comprehensive financial analysis Motion to reject/grant leave to withdraw proposed ordinance amending Section 62-2C regarding solid waste collection — failedMotion to reject/...

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