Newton Finance Committee Approves Four Spending Items in 8-0 Votes
Newton Finance Committee unanimously approves $178,000 in four routine transfers at first hybrid meeting in four years.
Newton Finance Committee unanimously approves $178,000 in four routine transfers at first hybrid meeting in four years.
Newton's Public Safety and Transportation Committee voted 6-0, with one abstention, to advance the mayor's appointment of Timothy B. Cahoon as chief of the Newton Police Department.
Newton council committee advances standardized tree notification form, stalls on broader expansion.
Newton's Public Safety and Transportation Committee voted unanimously to reverse two Traffic Council decisions and narrowly amended a third at its January 21 meeting.
Newton City Council unanimously approved a $300,000 mid-year budget transfer to fund two new senior positions in the mayor's office.
Newton's Traffic Council voted to extend a parking ban on Suffolk Road by 190 feet, rejecting residents' push for a full ban on double-sided parking.
Newton's Zoning and Planning Committee voted 8-0 to advance an ordinance amendment moving oversight of the city's Economic Development Commission from the Planning Department to the Mayor's Office.
Newton Finance Committee unanimously backs $300,000 transfer to staff Mayor Laredo's expanded executive office.
Newton's Programs and Services Committee voted unanimously to create a standalone Department of Arts and Culture, separating cultural programming from Parks and Recreation for the first time in more than a decade.
Newton's Public Facilities Committee votes 7-0-1 to hold an Eversource Energy utility pole petition on Rumford Avenue.
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