Commission OKs Pond-Area Cleanup, Paving Plan
Springfield's Conservation Commission voted 5-0 to clear a pond-area cleanup and paving project.
Springfield's Conservation Commission voted 5-0 to clear a pond-area cleanup and paving project.
Springfield's General Government Subcommittee voted unanimously to send a rent control resolution to the full City Council.
Springfield's City Council Economic Development Committee voted unanimously to advance a zoning change requiring a special permit for new downtown surface parking lots.
Springfield's Finance Committee advanced 20 Community Preservation Act grants after the CPC chair capped awards to two major affordable housing developments.
A Springfield City Council committee reviewed Mercy Medical Center's behavioral health funding and heard that a state and federal addiction treatment grant has grown to as much as $6 million.
The Springfield City Council accepted more than $15.8 million in federal housing and community development grants and sent a Youth Commission overhaul back to committee after members objected to being excluded from oversight.
Springfield's City Council approved a $1.039 billion FY27 budget 10-3 after rejecting a motion to delay the vote. Mayor Dominic J. Sarno's budget, a 5.4 percent increase over FY26, includes nearly $709 million for schools and $330 million in city-side spending, with reserves at $94.4 million.
Springfield's General Government Subcommittee voted unanimously to recommend Angela Rivera for the Springfield Redevelopment Authority Board.
Springfield's License Commission continued a hearing on a shooting outside the bar Lamour to June 10 after flagging missing security-policy language and undisclosed surveillance footage.
Springfield DPW locked in a cheaper trash contract, trimming its enterprise budget by about $620,000. Director Chris Signoli told the City Council the city's landfill tipping fee will drop from $115.21 to $100 a ton for fiscal 2027, pushing the DPW enterprise fund down 3.4 percent to $13.9 million.
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