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The City Council conducted a comprehensive review of the Flock Safety program, featuring a presentation on system functionality, police data access protocols, and data retention policies, which limit search data storage to seven days. The discussion addressed inquiries regarding the vendor's data collection capabilities, potential company-wide data analysis, and the legal requirements for accessing the system.
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The committee discussed several fiscal matters, including the appropriation of TNC Surcharge funds to cover traffic signal and intersection improvements to enhance ADA accessibility. A transfer of $400,000 to the Malden Public School Department was authorized to address a prior-year net-school-spending shortfall. Furthermore, the committee reviewed the repurposing of funds previously allocated for the Roosevelt Park Revitalization Project to support the Malden River Works Project, with significant discussion regarding project phases, escalating construction costs, soil remediation, and municipal bond arbitrage concerns.
The City Council met to address an Open Meeting Law (OML) determination from the Attorney General's Office regarding a violation involving a school committee vacancy. The City Solicitor provided guidance to the Council on avoiding improper deliberation, covering the cumulative effect of outside communications, the definition of a quorum, and the importance of strictly adhering to public meeting protocols. The body discussed the need for formalized OML training. A councillor acknowledged the mistake and committed to greater caution, while the Council President clarified the responsibilities of the body regarding governance and appropriate communication channels.
The City Council meeting included a public hearing regarding a special permit amendment for a retail cannabis business, which was subsequently approved to remove a non-transferable condition. The Council approved amendments to the Inclusionary Zoning ordinance and referred it to a joint session with the Planning Board. Several election-related orders were adopted, including the designation of polling locations and early voting procedures for the 2026 cycle. Additionally, the Council enacted amendments to local ordinances concerning the Emergency Management Board, Cemetery Trustees, and building permit fees. Various licensing petitions were granted, including renewals for parking lots and new permits for commercial activities. Finally, petitions for utility pole installations were tabled for further consideration.
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