The Framingham City Council voted unanimously to refer the mayor's nominee for permanent Department of Public Works director, Eric Johnson, to its Appointment Subcommittee, after councilors said the administration never disclosed an earlier interim appointment to the post.
The Framingham City Council voted 8-3 to send a proposed ban on automatic license plate readers and facial recognition technology back to subcommittee over objections to politically charged preamble language.
The Framingham City Council voted 6-5 to pass Mayor Sosicki's 2026 municipal reorganization ordinance and separately rejected a proposed correspondence-disclosure rule, 3-8.
The Framingham City Council voted 6-5 to approve Mayor Charlie Sositsky's plan to fold the Callahan Senior Center into a new library division and merge parks with facilities management, eliminating the aging-services director position.
Framingham City Council unanimously referred Mayor Charlie Sisitsky's administrative reorganization to a three-member ad hoc committee and took a first-vote approval of a zoning amendment for the Eagle Rock housing project at 33 Dinsmore Avenue.
Framingham City Council narrowly approved a $398.2 million fiscal year 2027 budget by a 6-5 vote Tuesday night, rejecting a companion amendment to restore school positions.
Framingham City Council unanimously approved the Framingham Economic Development Corporation's first Priority Development Areas plan, targeting five city sites for redevelopment, while deferring a vote on the long-pending Clarks Hill zoning amendment over a procedural dispute.