City Council approves $1.155 million hospital site acquisition
City Council unanimously approved a $1.155 million acquisition of former hospital property.
City Council unanimously approved a $1.155 million acquisition of former hospital property.
License Committee approved 19 transportation petitions for City Council vote, including a new auto dealer on 90-day trial due to compliance concerns.
Sign Design Review Committee unanimously approved eight sign applications at its February 12 meeting.
The Malden Disability Commission adopted Vision 2026, a framework for advancing accessibility and inclusivity across ten sectors.
Malden Planning Board unanimously approved a special permit for an acupuncture clinic.
Malden's Human Rights Commission discussed housing issues and community outreach at its February meeting. Paul Weston, chair, updated the commission on a recurring property issue at 28 Walcott Street, noting that city officials were copied on related communications and staff will follow up.
The Commission on Climate Action and Sustainability approved changes to a memo recommending a city council resolution on Amelia Earhart Dam improvements, with member Ron Cochran motioning and Secretary Diego Maldonado and member Robert Fitzpatrick seconding.
The Malden City Council voted unanimously to adopt an order requesting the Mayor seek a financial management review from the Massachusetts Division of Local Services.
The City Council voted to authorize review of executive session records from 2025 and 2026.
Finance Committee backed a feasibility study of municipal operations and financial practices for Malden.