Fall River's new Ad Hoc School Transportation Committee voted 5-0 to direct corporation counsel to respond to residents over a hazardous border road used by school buses. Kevin Aguiar was elected chair, 3-2, over fellow member Andrew Raposo.
The Fall River Board of Health ordered suspensions for two retailers caught selling tobacco to minors.
Fall River's Planning Board approved all design waivers for a new roadway off Norwood and Monarch streets, overriding staff advice against waiving street trees, and tabled a developer's surety-reduction request.
Fall River Conservation Commission approves two home-building orders of conditions, tables five wetlands filings.
The Fall River City Council Committee on Health and Environmental Affairs voted to ask Corporation Counsel whether property owners can be fined for long-term fenced sidewalk closures. Minimum Housing Director Phyllis Fiore and Police Chief J.T.
The Fall River City Council voted 8-1 to adopt a $10 million loan order for street and sidewalk reconstruction.
Fall River Board of Health denies tenant's bid to strike a "no violation" roach inspection report.
Fall River Planning Board tables a contested road plan over ledge-blasting fears near old foundations.
The Fall River City Council Committee on Ordinance and Legislation voted 3-2 to recommend second reading of an ordinance ending automatic trash pickup for five- and six-family properties.
Fall River City Council confirmed Ann O'Neill Sousa as permanent city administrator and approved a $6,883,400 loan order to finish repairs at the Third Street parking garage, expected done by November.
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