Revere, MA

City Council

The Revere City Council meets Monday, October 5, 2026, with zoning and economic development sub-committee sessions beforehand. The main unfinished item is a reconsideration request on a $125,000 appropriation from the Capital Improvement Stabilization Fund for Garfield School elevator design. The council will also take up a zoning ordinance amendment on body art establishments and several motions, including construction site signage rules and a parking study for residents 65 and older.

• Reconsideration of a $125,000 appropriation from the Capital Improvement Stabilization Fund for Garfield School elevator design (26-198)
• Ordinance amending Revere zoning rules on body art establishments (26-174)
• Motion to require construction and demolition projects to post visible project information signs with permit number, contractor, hours, and complaint contacts (26-175)
• Motion for a feasibility study on free 2-hour metered parking for Revere residents 65 and older (26-050)
• Motion to replace a tree removed near the Point of Pines Fire Station with a pine tree as part of the roundabout project (26-210)

Board of Health - Public Meeting

City Council

The Revere City Council will hold public hearings on several ordinance amendments, including street closures, body art establishments, and tree preservation, and will consider a $16.5 million bond authorization for the Wonderland eminent domain agreement. The agenda also includes multiple appropriations, reappointments, and motions on topics like mail delivery and a senior water/sewer pilot program.

• $16,500,000 bond authorization for Wonderland Eminent Domain Taking Agreement for Judgment
• Public hearing on zoning ordinance amendments relative to Body Art Establishments
• Public hearing on ordinance amendment for Street Closure Notice (Section 12.04.280)
• $125,000 appropriation for Garfield School elevator design
• $50,000 appropriation for city-wide tree trimming

The City Council referred a $16,500,000 bond authorization for the Wonderland eminent domain taking to a public hearing on October 26, 2026. It approved a crossing guard union agreement for July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2029, and passed several smaller appropriations including $50,000 for city-wide tree trimming, $3,000 for library technology, and $83,242.44 for RevereTV's quarterly invoice. A $125,000 request for Garfield School elevator design was denied, and a motion to stop police hand-delivery of council packets was also denied. The council ordained an ordinance setting a three-year deceased requirement for naming city property after individuals.

• Referred $16.5M Wonderland eminent domain bond authorization to public hearing on October 26, 2026
• Approved crossing guard union agreement funding for July 1, 2026 - June 30, 2029
• Denied $125,000 appropriation from Capital Improvement Stabilization Fund for Garfield School elevator design (6-5)
• Approved $50,000 from Capital Improvement Stabilization Fund for city-wide tree trimming
• Approved $3,000 from ETP Fund for Revere Public Library technology upgrades
• Approved $83,242.44 from Cable Access Receipt Reserve Fund for RevereTV's quarterly invoice
• Ordered engrossed and ordained ordinance requiring individuals be deceased three years before city property may be named in their honor
• Denied motion to discontinue police hand-delivery of hard-copy council packets (5-5, one absent)

Board of Health - Public Meeting

The Revere Board of Health meets at Revere City Hall on August 27, 2026, from 6:00pm to 7:00pm. The board plans to review and approve minutes from its June 25, 2026 meeting and hear a monthly communicable disease report. It will also take up an update on kratom products and a temporary body art license. The agenda notes the meeting is recorded under M.G.L. Chapter 30A, § 20(f), and that Spanish interpretation can be requested 48 business hours in advance.

• Review and approve minutes from the June 25, 2026 meeting
• Public Health Communicable Disease Monthly Report
• Kratom Products Update
• Temporary Body Art License

RHS Building Committee - Committee Meeting

The Revere High School Building Committee is holding its 95th project meeting to review the monthly report and construction progress update for the Revere High School project. The committee will vote on approving August invoices for processing and approve the minutes from the August 26, 2026 meeting. Public comment is scheduled, and the meeting is open via Zoom.

• Vote to approve August invoices for processing
• Monthly report overview
• Construction progress update
• Approval of meeting minutes from August 26, 2026
• Public comment

School Committee - Sub Committee Meeting

The Ad Hoc Superintendent Search Subcommittee is meeting to continue discussing the superintendent search process and to review a request for proposals (RFP). The subcommittee may vote on a motion to recommend the RFP proposal to the full School Committee. The agenda also includes unfinished business.

• Ongoing discussion of superintendent search process
• Review of RFP proposal for search services
• Motion to recommend RFP proposal to full committee

School Committee - Committee of the Whole

The Revere School Committee is meeting as a Committee of the Whole to review and approve routine financial items, including warrants, financial reports, and food service financials. The agenda also includes personnel actions, acceptance of donations, and approval of school field trips. The meeting is largely procedural, with no major policy decisions or public hearings listed.

• Approval of warrants totaling over $1 million, including $114,080 for SPED transportation inside the district
• Acceptance of donation 'Row Row Row Revere' at A.C. Whelan School
• Approval of field trip to Colby College Commitment Scholars Program (10/18/26-10/20/26)
• New hires, retirements, resignations, and terminations listed in personnel items
• Financial reports and food service financials attached for review

School Committee - Regular Meeting

The Revere School Committee will hold a regular meeting on September 15, 2026, at 5:30 PM in the Ferrante School Committee Room at Revere High School and via Zoom. The agenda includes a motion to authorize continued development of a framework for a joint public discussion with the Revere City Council, reports from the Superintendent (including MCIEA data, a Nellie Mae Grant, a special education redesign project, and a communications update), subcommittee reports, and a request for an enrollment update. No public hearings or executive sessions are scheduled.

• Motion to authorize continued development of a framework for joint public discussion with Revere City Council, including a voluntary working group
• Superintendent report includes MCIEA data, Nellie Mae Grant, and special education redesign project presentation by Molly Ross
• Annual communications report highlights 109 published news items and a 276.3% increase in Facebook link clicks
• Student Advisory Board report covers club activities, sports updates, and school events
• Request for enrollment update under New Business

City Council

The Revere City Council will consider motions requesting police and traffic division reports on loud vehicles, flock cameras, and enforcement, alongside several special permit applications for property changes. The agenda also includes an executive session on the Wonderland site eminent domain taking, and various communications and motions on city matters.

• Special permit for towing business at 885 North Shore Road (C-26-09)
• Special permit to add two floors at 191 Revere Street (C-26-12)
• Special permit for second-floor addition at 269 Revere Street (C-26-13)
• Request to convey Cushing Avenue parcel for $5,000 (26-176)
• Appropriation of $17,000 for waste receptacles in Ward 2 (26-178)

The Revere City Council denied a special permit for 128 Towing & Recovery to operate a towing business at 885 North Shore Road, following an unfavorable recommendation from the Zoning Sub-Committee. The Council also granted a special permit for a second-floor addition at 269 Revere Street, approved several appropriations, and referred other matters to committee or public hearing.

• Denied special permit for 128 Towing & Recovery at 885 North Shore Road (unanimous, Councillor Giannino recused)
• Granted special permit for second-floor addition at 269 Revere Street (unanimous)
• Approved $5,000 conveyance of Parcel ID 26-424B-1 Cushing Avenue to Maria Arango
• Approved $17,000 appropriation from Community Improvement Trust Fund for waste receptacles in Ward 2
• Approved $14,832 appropriation from ETP Fund for Public Health IT upgrades
• Ordered emergency ordinance establishing sick leave bank for Marcia Mendes
• Ordered Overlook Ridge Drive layout to public hearing on October 26, 2026
• Referred 191 Revere Street special permit back to Zoning Sub-Committee

Affordable Housing Trust Fund - Regular Meeting

The committee will review finances, budget, and personnel updates. The meeting includes discussions on the 291 Revere St affordable resale unit and the timeline for the Affordable Housing Buydown Program.

• 291 Revere St - Affordable Resale Unit process & support
• Affordable Housing Buydown Program timeline & next steps
• Senior Citizen Home Repairs Program 2026 update
• Downpayment Assistance Program update
• ADU Loan Program update

Library Board of Trustees - Regular Meeting

The Revere Public Library Board of Trustees will meet to review and potentially approve new policies for 3-D printing and the Creative Cove media room. The board will also discuss increased state funding for FY2027 and an update regarding a $2,000 transfer from the Revere Chamber of Commerce.

• Final approval of 3-D Printing Policy
• Final approval of Creative Cove Media Room & Creativity Lab Policy
• Discussion of increased FY2027 Massachusetts Board of Library Commissioners funding
• Transfer of $2,000 from the Revere Chamber of Commerce to Friends of the Revere Public Library
• Update on Employees Against Domestic Violence awareness event

The Revere Public Library Board of Trustees approved the minutes of its June 9, 2026 meeting and adjourned at 7:20pm. The board moved into executive session for a personnel discussion and then returned to public session. Members reviewed financials, programs, staff changes, strategic planning survey outreach, and a mobile branch update; no new business was taken up.

• Approved minutes of the June 9, 2026 meeting (passed)
• Moved into executive session for a personnel discussion, then returned to public meeting
• Adjourned at 7:20pm (passed)
• Noted meeting venue change to Revere History Museum, 108 Beach Street, beginning 9/9/26
• Reviewed July financials; August financials to be sent to the Board by email
• Discussed September/October programs including Halloween activities and a new Mahjong class with limited attendance
• Discussed fundraising ideas including a Mahjong tournament, genealogy program, and cooking night
• Received updates on staff changes, strategic planning survey outreach, and the Mobile Branch Outreach Librarian job description

School Committee - Sub Committee Meeting

The Ad Hoc Superintendent Search Subcommittee will meet to discuss the process for searching for a new superintendent. This meeting is focused on the search procedure.

• Superintendent Search Process discussion

School Committee - Policies & Procedures Sub Committee

The Revere School Committee Policies & Procedures Subcommittee will meet on September 3, 2026, at 5:15 PM in the Learning Commons at Revere High School. The sole agenda item is the PROTECT Act. No specific actions, votes, or dollar amounts are detailed in the provided agenda text.

• Discussion of the PROTECT Act

School Committee - Sub Committee Meeting

The Building & Maintenance Subcommittee will meet to discuss school parking lot restrictions and traffic flow during arrival and dismissal. The meeting also includes updates on the Facilities Department and school property improvements.

• School parking lot restrictions
• Arrival and dismissal traffic flow and emergency access
• Vehicle operation and use of e-bikes on school property
• Facilities Department update
• School property alterations and improvements

School Committee - Committee of the Whole

The Revere School Committee will meet as a Committee of the Whole on September 1, 2026, at 3:00 PM in the Ferrante School Committee Room. The sole agenda item is a motion to enter executive session to hear a Level Three grievance filed by the Revere Teachers Association and to discuss collective bargaining strategy regarding that grievance. No other business is listed.

• Executive session for collective bargaining with Revere Teachers Association
• Hearing of a Level Three grievance
• Discussion of strategy regarding the grievance

School Committee - Committee of the Whole

The Revere School Committee is meeting as a Committee of the Whole to vote on entering executive session. The closed session will address a Level Three grievance filed by the Revere Teachers Association, including hearing the grievance and discussing collective bargaining strategy. The agenda contains no other public business.

• Vote to enter executive session under MGL ch. 30A, sec. 21(a)
• Collective bargaining session with Revere Teachers Association on Level Three grievance
• Strategy discussion on response to Level Three grievance

Board of Health - Public Meeting

The Revere Board of Health is meeting to review and approve minutes from June 25, 2026, receive the monthly communicable disease report, discuss an update on kratom products, and consider a temporary body art license. The meeting is open to the public and includes Spanish interpretation upon request.

• Review and approve minutes from June 25, 2026
• Public Health Communicable Disease Monthly Report
• Kratom Products Update
• Temporary Body Art License

The Board of Health voted 3-0 to approve regulations restricting the sale of kratom products, with the ban taking effect September 1, 2026. The Board also voted 3-0 to approve a chicken keeping license for Ana Berrio at 135 Washington Ave. Members approved the minutes of the May 28, 2026 meeting and received monthly communicable disease and Inspectional Services reports.

• Approved regulations restricting the sale of kratom products, effective September 1, 2026 (3-0)
• Approved chicken keeping license for Ana Berrio, 135 Washington Ave (3-0)
• Approved minutes of the May 28, 2026 meeting

School Committee - Personnel Sub Committee

The Personnel Sub-Committee is meeting to discuss the process for the Superintendent's Summative Evaluation. This is the only item on the agenda, and no decisions or proposals are listed.

• Discussion of the process for the Superintendent's Summative Evaluation

RHS Building Committee - Committee Meeting

The Revere High School Building Committee is meeting to approve meeting minutes, vote on July invoices for processing, and vote on a donor/supporter design update. They will also receive monthly reports on construction progress and other business. This is a routine project meeting with no major policy decisions expected.

• Approval of meeting minutes from June 17, 2026 and July 15, 2026
• Vote to approve July invoices for processing
• Donor/Supporter design update and vote
• Construction progress update

The Revere High School Building Committee met on August 26, 2026 and approved five July 2026 invoices for processing, including the largest to Consigli Construction Co., Inc. for $8,276,264.98. The committee also approved the donor wall graphics design (EG2) and the minutes of its June 17 and July 15, 2026 meetings. Project updates reported the financials on target, four stories of steel erected, and a foundation wall crack fix that did not delay the schedule.

• Approved June 17, 2026 meeting minutes
• Approved July 15, 2026 meeting minutes
• Approved Leftfield, LLC July 2026 invoice 196284 for $185,274.00
• Approved Briggs Engineering & Testing July 2026 invoice INV0231500 for $38,375.25
• Approved Perkins Eastman July 2026 invoice 87970.01.0-25 for $394,477.17
• Approved Consigli Construction Co., Inc. July 2026 invoice req #14A for $8,276,264.98
• Approved proceeding with donor wall graphics design EG2 (all in favor, no opposition)
• Adjourned the meeting at 6:37 pm

City Council

The City Council approved an appropriation of $127,253.15 from the Cable Access Receipt Reserve Fund to pay a RevereTV invoice. Additionally, the Council authorized the creation of a Revere Police Department gift account to support community outreach programs, including the "CARE Wagon" vehicle. Several zoning and ordinance matters were referred to committee or scheduled for future public hearings.

• Approved minutes of August 10, 2026 meeting
• Approved $127,253.15 appropriation for RevereTV
• Approved establishment of Revere Police Department gift account
• Referred 191 Revere Street special permit to Zoning Sub-Committee
• Referred 269 Revere Street special permit to Zoning Sub-Committee
• Ordered street closure notice ordinance to September 28 public hearing
• Ordered body art zoning ordinance to September 28 public hearing
• Referred construction signage motion to Zoning Sub-Committee

School Committee - Regular Meeting

The Revere School Committee is holding a regular meeting with reports on early literacy programs, a mural project at Beachmont Veterans Memorial School, and student handbook updates for 2026-2027. The committee will also discuss a letter supporting the Governor's supplemental budget bill and receive a report from the Superintendent Search Ad Hoc Subcommittee. Public comment is scheduled.

• Early Literacy report by Director Briana Tsoupas on tiered support, SIPPS, and Ignite Reading tutoring
• Beachmont Mural Project presentation by Principal Chris Freisen, funded by a $4,000 Revere Local Cultural Council grant
• Student Handbook updates for 2026-2027, including new middle school assignment policy based on residency
• Letter supporting Governor's Bill for Supplemental Budget (unfinished business)
• Superintendent Search Ad Hoc Subcommittee report

The Revere School Committee approved the revised student and employee handbooks for the 2026-2027 school year, including additions to the meal and nutrition policy. The committee also received reports on early literacy initiatives, the Beachmont Mural Project, and annual updates for CityLab and Paul Revere Innovation Schools. Additionally, members discussed the timeline for the upcoming superintendent search.

• Approved the Consent Calendar unanimously
• Closed general public speak unanimously
• Added meal and nutrition policy phrasing to handbook revisions (Yes: 8, No: 0, Absent: 2)
• Accepted the entire revised student handbook (Yes: 8, No: 0, Absent: 2)
• Accepted the revised employee handbook with progressive discipline amendment (Yes: 8, No: 0, Absent: 2)
• Adjourned the regular meeting unanimously

School Committee - Committee of the Whole

The Revere School Committee will meet as a Committee of the Whole to approve routine consent items, including warrants, financial reports, and personnel changes. They will also discuss a proposal for a joint public discussion with the City Council and receive a transportation update. The agenda includes approval of numerous invoices for transportation and other services.

• Proposal for joint public discussion between School Committee and City Council
• Transportation update
• Approval of warrants including $5,950 for Jasly Transportation (SPED inside district) and $7,488 for TLP Transportation (SPED outside district)
• New teacher appointments for 2026-2027, including 20+ new hires
• Retirement of Superintendent Dianne Kelly effective 7/16/2027

The School Committee met to review financial reports, personnel updates, and enrollment data. Members discussed a proposal for future joint public meetings with the City Council to improve communication between the two bodies. The committee also reviewed a $440 grant for a flag football program and received updates on bus capacity and staffing.

• Approved adjournment (unanimous)

Affordable Housing Trust Fund - Regular Meeting

The Revere Affordable Housing Trust Fund is meeting to review its finances and budget, discuss implementation of a buydown proposal, receive an update on the Senior Citizen Home Repairs Program, and consider updates and budget approval for the Downpayment Assistance program. The agenda includes public comment and other late items.

• Buydown proposal implementation
• Senior Citizen Home Repairs Program 2026 update
• Downpayment Assistance updates and budget approval
• Finances/budget update

City Council

The Revere City Council will hold public hearings on special permits for a towing business at 885 North Shore Road and for residential apartment uses at 29, 35, and 43 Foster Street, plus an 85-unit apartment building at 40 Foster Street and 310 Broadway. The council will also consider zoning amendments for body art establishments and food trucks, and motions to create a rental registry, request traffic division information, and other initiatives.

• Special permit for 128 Towing & Recovery, LLC at 885 North Shore Road (TED District)
• Special permit for residential apartments at 29, 35, 43 Foster Street (Central Business District)
• Special permit for 85-unit apartment building at 40 Foster Street and 310 Broadway
• Zoning amendments for body art establishments and food truck regulations
• Motion to establish a Unified Rental Registry and Inspection Program

The Revere City Council granted special permits for two residential apartment developments on Foster Street (29, 35, 43 Foster St and 40 Foster St/310 Broadway), each with conditions including sewer mitigation fees and traffic studies. The Council also unanimously approved zoning ordinance amendments for body art establishments and food trucks, and referred a proposed rental registry ordinance to committee.

• Granted special permit for apartment development at 29, 35, 43 Foster St (9-1, Mercurio recused)
• Granted special permit for 85-unit apartment building at 40 Foster St & 310 Broadway (9-1, Mercurio recused)
• Approved zoning amendment for body art establishments (unanimous)
• Approved zoning amendment allowing food trucks in PDD2 district (9-1, Guarino-Sawaya no)
• Referred rental registry and short-term rental ordinance to Legislative Affairs Sub-Committee
• Referred towing special permit (C-26-09) to committee, continued to Sept 14, 2026
• Approved motion for Traffic Division overview presentation (unanimous)
• Approved motion to request MassDOT address Winthrop Ave right-turn lane issue (unanimous)

Zoning Board of Appeals

City Council

The City Council will hold public hearings on two special permit applications from Eastern Equity Partners to build residential apartments at 29, 35, and 43 Foster Street and an 85-unit building at 40 Foster Street and 310 Broadway. The council will also consider zoning amendments for body art establishments and food trucks, a motion to increase enforcement of e-bike and scooter laws on Revere Beach sidewalks, and a motion to establish a medical equipment loan program for seniors.

• Public hearing on special permit for residential apartments at 29, 35, and 43 Foster Street (C-26-10)
• Public hearing on special permit for 85-unit apartment building at 40 Foster Street and 310 Broadway (C-26-11)
• Public hearing on zoning amendment for body art establishments (CZ-26-02)
• Public hearing on zoning amendment for food truck regulations (CZ-26-03)
• Motion to increase enforcement of e-bike, scooter, and bicycle laws on Revere Beach sidewalks

The City Council approved the 2026 State Election warrants and passed several motions to increase enforcement of sidewalk vehicle laws and dog barking ordinances. Multiple zoning applications for residential developments and body art establishments were referred to committees for further review.

• Approved 2026 State Election Primary and State Election warrants (unanimous)
• Ordered increased enforcement of e-bike and scooter laws on Revere Beach sidewalks (unanimous)
• Ordered proactive enforcement of dog barking ordinances (unanimous)
• Ordered the creation of a shopping cart retrieval program with local retailers (unanimous)
• Approved resolution supporting MA FASST Coalition student transportation bills (unanimous)
• Approved location of memorial portraits for former Councillors O'Hara, Curcio, and Penn (unanimous)
• Ordered Mayor to request legal opinion on School Committee sub-committee meetings (unanimous)
• Denied request to establish a municipal medical equipment loan program (7-4)

Board of Health - Public Meeting

Parks & Recreation Commission

School Committee - Regular Meeting

The School Committee will consider recommended changes to nine different district policies. The meeting also includes a presentation of a new mascot and a welcome for PRE Principal Bianca Quirk.

• Vote on Policy GBEBC: Gifts to and Solicitations by Staff/Booster & Parent Organizations
• Vote on Policy JJE: Student Fundraising Activities
• Vote on Policy KBE: Relations with Booster and Parent Organizations
• Vote on Policy EFBA: School Food and Nutrition
• Vote on Policy IJNDF: Electronic Device Policy

The Revere School Committee approved the Consent Calendar, closed general public speak, and voted to approve recommended changes to a series of district policies, including staff gifts, student fundraising, booster relations, food and nutrition, parent advisory councils, student travel, building access, alternative school programs, and electronic devices. The committee also received reports regarding the new principal of the Paul Revere Innovation School, a new athletic mascot for Revere High School, election day school operations, early literacy practices, Garfield School elevators, and the new After Dark plumbing program at Northeast Regional.

• Approved Consent Calendar
• Closed general public speak
• Approved changes to Policy GBEBC - Gifts to and Solicitations by Staff Booster & Parent Organizations
• Approved changes to Policy JJE - Student Fundraising Activities
• Approved changes to Policy KBE - Relations with Booster and Parent Organizations
• Approved changes to Policy EFBA - School Food and Nutrition
• Approved changes to Policy KBG - Parent Advisory Councils
• Approved changes to Policy JJH - Student Travel

School Committee - Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will meet to process a consent calendar including personnel changes and financial warrants. The body will also receive an update regarding lead teachers.

• Acceptance of a $75,000 Murray Burnstine Charitable Trust Grant for the Fine Arts Dept.
• Payment of $60,000 to United States Postal Service for mailing machine postage
• Legal service payments to Valerio Dominello totaling $39,160 across multiple invoices
• Payment of $17,595 and $11,299 to Commonwealth Clinica for nursing services
• Disposal of technology equipment and outdated sheet music/music equipment at RHS

RHS Building Committee - Committee Meeting

The Revere High School Building Committee will hold its 93rd project meeting, with actions including a vote to approve June invoices for processing and a construction progress update. The committee will also consider approval of meeting minutes from June 17, 2026.

• Vote to approve June invoices for processing
• Approval of meeting minutes from June 17, 2026
• Monthly report and construction progress update
• Public comment period
• Other business and discussions

The Revere High School Building Committee voted to approve four June 2026 invoices totaling $8,828,822.37: Leftfield ($185,274.00), Briggs Engineering & Testing ($46,521.00), Perkins Eastman ($466,267.41), and Consigli Construction ($8,130,759.96). The committee deferred approval of the June 17, 2026 meeting minutes to its next meeting. The project budget was reported at $395 million, with the team noting it is on budget and likely to finish under budget. The city secured $150 million in bonds for the project at 2.78%.

• Approved Leftfield, LLC June 2026 invoice 194250 for $185,274.00 (unanimous roll call)
• Approved Briggs Engineering & Testing June 2026 invoice INV0231284 for $46,521.00 (unanimous roll call)
• Approved Perkins Eastman June 2026 invoice 87970.01.0-24 for $466,267.41 (unanimous roll call)
• Approved Consigli Construction Co., Inc. June 2026 invoice req #13A for $8,130,759.96 (unanimous roll call)
• Deferred approval of June 17, 2026 meeting minutes to next meeting
• Meeting adjourned at 6:29 p.m.

City Council

The Revere City Council will discuss a proposed Housing Impact Monitoring Program requiring annual public reports on housing development, transit compliance, and infrastructure impacts. Other items include amendments to outdoor lighting zoning regulations, a special permit for a towing business, and requests for reports on police activities and state agency responsibilities. The Council will also consider FY2026 year-end financial appropriations and various resolutions.

• Housing Impact Monitoring Program: annual report on permits, neighborhood distribution, MBTA Communities Act compliance, and impacts on schools, traffic, utilities, and emergency services
• Ordinance amending Title 17 to regulate outdoor lighting, with Planning Board recommendation and councillor amendments
• Special permit for 128 Towing & Recovery at 885 North Shore Road in the TED District
• Motion to request State Representatives to present a comprehensive map of state agency road and maintenance responsibilities in Revere
• FY2026 year-end free cash transfers, retained earnings appropriations, and Community Improvement Trust Fund appropriations for landscaping and fire station repairs

The City Council ordained a new ordinance establishing regulations for outdoor lighting to reduce light pollution and energy consumption. The council also approved several free cash and retained earnings appropriations for public safety and infrastructure. Additionally, the council amended Rule 34 to allow city employees to participate in public comment.

• Ordained outdoor lighting regulations including lumen limits and shielding requirements
• Approved $435,000 from free cash for fire overtime
• Approved $539,998 from free cash for workers' compensation
• Approved $140,000 from free cash for International Sand Sculpting Festival public safety
• Approved $62,604 and $70,000 from water & sewer retained earnings for overtime and meter replacements
• Approved $25,000 for American Legion landscaping and $570,000 for Freeman Street Fire Station repairs
• Amended Rule 34 to include city employees in public comment (unanimous)
• Ordered installation of a veteran memorial pole for Sgt. Richie Serino (unanimous)