The agenda covers multiple committee meetings and a regular session of the City Council. Key discussion topics include a public hearing regarding a pawnbroker license, a finance committee presentation on the Pearl Street parking garage, and discussions on substance use treatment programs. The Council will address the acceptance of several grant awards for infrastructure, emergency medical services training, and lead service line replacements. Additionally, the agenda includes a collective bargaining agreement with Teamsters Local 251, an appropriation for snow removal deficit funding, an ordinance regarding the Chief of Staff position, and resolutions concerning municipal services and cleanliness.
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A revised proposed municipal budget for the City of Fall River for fiscal year 2027, submitted to the City Council for consideration and approval.
Jun 23, 2026·Board meeting
Fall River City Council Public Hearing And Finance Committee Meeting
The council held a public hearing regarding the installation of a jointly owned utility pole on Eastern Avenue to improve electrical reliability. Additionally, the Finance Committee meeting addressed public concerns regarding the operation of e-bikes on city sidewalks and discussed a resolution concerning election cycle trends and the designation of new polling locations, including the potential use of the Liberal Club as a voting center to improve accessibility and parking.
Apr 14, 2026·Board meeting
Fall River City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council discussed the status of a third-party investigation regarding police matters and debated the authority to hire outside legal counsel, ultimately adopting a resolution to fund such resources. Other significant actions included the acceptance of state legislation establishing a 25-mile-per-hour speed limit in business districts, the appropriation of Community Preservation Act funds for 2027 community projects, and the approval of transfers from surplus revenue to various municipal departments. The council also authorized the creation of a Tourism Advisory Committee, reviewed multiple traffic ordinance amendments, approved jointly owned utility pole installations, and adopted the fiscal year 2027 enterprise fund budgets for the Water and Sewer divisions.
