Police Community Advisory Council approved community outreach materials and scheduled June leadership elections. The council confirmed that its initial policy recommendations were presented to the City Council, completing its original charge.
The Community Preservation Committee voted 4-0 to submit its FY27 budget update, incorporating a 15.5 percent state match estimate. Chair Rachael Running, alongside members Inna Babitskaya, Jamie Kendall, and Brendan Brett, approved the submission.
Cemetery Trustees addressed limited space at Forest Dale and postponed expansion planning. Superintendent Chris Rosa reported six burials in January and noted February brought increased burial activity despite snow conditions, with general maintenance deferred due to weather.
The Malden Board of Appeal approved a parking variance for a sports facility at 735 Broadway on March 18.
Traffic Commission approves speed humps on three streets and amends parking regulations. The Malden Traffic Commission unanimously approved installing speed humps on Beachview Avenue, Elwell Street, and Olive Avenue based on recommendations from Councilor Stephen Winslow of Ward 6.
City Council granted two National Grid petitions for underground utility installation and tabled three others on March 17.
The Malden License Committee unanimously recommended five license petitions to the City Council.
The Rules and Ordinance Committee voted unanimously to formally mark a cannabis ordinance section invalid due to a court judgment.
The Sign Design Review Committee voted unanimously to approve two commercial sign applications. Members approved a sign for QXO at 197 Commercial Street and another for Good Neighbor Accounting Firm at 671 Salem Street, each by a 3-0 vote.
Malden Disability Commission updated work on library and school accessibility.