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The City Council approved three grants totaling $548,000 for digital Building Department records, a Police Department body-worn camera program, and heating and cooling upgrades at Fire Station 1 and the Police Department.
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The council also approved three joint utility poles on Forest, Highland, and Washington Streets, subject to permits, location reviews, easements, construction safeguards, and ADA requirements. It authorized a construction manager-at-risk approach for the Raymond C. Richer Elementary School project and referred proposed non-union salary changes to the Finance Committee. The council adopted a certification connected to a proposed two-building, 90-unit multifamily development at Ames and Forest Streets; the certification was not an approval of the special permit itself.
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