Council Votes 11-0 to Review Flock Cameras
Lynn councilors voted 11-0 to set a 90-day review timeline for the city's Flock license-plate camera program.
Lynn councilors voted 11-0 to set a 90-day review timeline for the city's Flock license-plate camera program.
The Lynn City Council confirmed two expanded city hall leadership posts and adopted a drug paraphernalia ordinance in a 9-1 vote.
Lynn committee refers police license-plate camera program to a public hearing after officer leave. The Public Safety and Criminal Justice Committee voted 5-0 Tuesday to send Police Chief Reddy's Flock automated license-plate reader program to a City Council public hearing set for October 13.
Lynn City Council approved MassDOT agreements installing all-way stop signs at three intersections and let a developer withdraw a Western Avenue housing plan.
The Lynn City Council's Budget Committee reviewed a $577 million fiscal 2027 budget carrying a $23 million increase, with a formal vote set for June 9.
Lynn City Council voted 11-0 to adopt a resolution condemning federal immigration enforcement actions.
The Lynn City Council confirmed Thomas O'Shea to the water and sewer commission and pressed MassDOT over bike lane safety.
The Public Property Committee voted to award a bid to Atlantis Investments to redevelop the Multi-Service Center into a homeless-services hub with 44 new units of extremely low-income housing.
The Lynn City Council appointed Maura Cronin as the city's first female assistant city solicitor.
The Lynn City Council voted to raise dog fines and add a $250 special event fee. The Ordinance Subcommittee, chaired by Councilor LaPierre, unanimously advanced both measures after public hearings, and the full council ratified them 5-0.
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