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Automated License Plate Readers (ALPR) Privacy
— City Council — October 8, 2026
The council referred a federal court ruling to committee to help craft a municipal ordinance safeguarding citizen privacy regarding police surveillance data.
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Modernization of Legal Notices
— City Council — October 8, 2026
Councillors initiated a Home Rule petition aimed at updating public notice publishing requirements to save taxpayer money on print newspaper advertisements.
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Election Department Fund Transfer
— City Council — October 8, 2026
The council approved a $2,000 inter-departmental budget transfer to cover Election Commission operational needs.
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Eversource Conduit Petitions
— City Council — October 8, 2026
Public hearings were held and approvals granted for electrical conduit work across several city streets, including infrastructure to support a 370 Middle Street affordable housing development.
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MassDOT I-195 Presentation
— City Council — October 8, 2026
State transportation officials requested to brief the council regarding traffic impacts and timelines for the next phase of the Interstate 195 project.
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Redevelopment Authority Reappointments
— City Council — October 8, 2026
The council confirmed the five-year reappointments of Paul Chase and David Kennedy to the New Bedford Redevelopment Authority.
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Adopt order granting Eversource Energy petition for conduit on Belleville Avenue with a requested police detail
— City Council — October 8, 2026
The council granted utility conduit installation on Belleville Avenue with a condition mandating a dedicated police detail to maintain neighborhood traffic safety.
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