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WorcesterMA averageUS Census ACS
Median home value
$339,500 Typical home value $432,708 +1.6% yr/yr · +29.1% 5-yr
👤 Members & officials (323)
Members seen in recent official meeting records — names and roles as published.
Who’s on the Accessibility Advisory Commission
- Robert Bureau
- John Finn
- Elizabeth Myska
- Stephen Stolberg
- Darya Karuna
- James Delage
- Joseph Prochilo
- Associate Kate McGrath
- Darya Kuruna
- Associate James Delage
- Kate McGrath
Who’s on the Accessibility Advisory Commission (AAC)
- Associate Kate McGrath
- Darya Kuruna
- John Finn
- Liz Myska
- Robert Bureau
- Steve Stolberg
Who’s on the ACCESSIBILITY ADVISORY COMMISSION (AAC)
- Associate Kate McGrath
- Darya Kuruna
- John Finn
- Liz Myska
- Robert Bureau
- Steve Stolberg
Who’s on the Advisory Commission on Latino Affairs
- German Chiriboga
- Giovani Ayala
- Pablo Santiago
- Deborah L. Gonzalez
- Hamilton Soriano
- Eric Diaz
- Laura Martinez
Who’s on the Board of Election Commissioners
- Niko Vangjeli — Clerk
- Kimberley Vanderspek
- John DiCicco
- Paul Franco
- Cecilio Gonzalez
- Clare Robbins
- Winifred Octave
- Joe Saco
- Joe Sacco
- Alexandra Kalkounis
Who’s on the Board of Health
- Chareese Allen
- Gary Rosen
- Frances Anthes
- Michael Perotto
- Micheal Perotto
Who’s on the Cable Television Advisory Committee
- Sergio Bacelis
- John Keough
- Judith Warren
- Stephen Quist
Who’s on the Citizen Advisory Council
- Rachel Brown
- Isabelo Cruz
- Siaka Kromah
- Casey Thomas
- Michael Richard
- Theodore Kostas
- Tina Zlody
- Ammar Asbahi
- Elana Rosenbaum
Who’s on the City Council
- Gary Rosen — Councilmember
- John P. Fresolo — Councilmember
- Jose A. Rivera — Councilmember
- Joseph M. Petty — Mayor
- Kathleen M. Toomey — Councilmember
- Khrystian E. King — Councilmember
- Luis A. Ojeda — Councilmember
- Morris A. Bergman — Councilmember
- Robert A. Bilotta — Councilmember
- Satya B. Mitra — Councilmember
- Tony Economou — Councilmember
Who’s on the Civic Center Commission
- Ciuffredo
- Ciuffredo
- Ciuffredo
- Comm
- Comm
- Comm
- Economou
- Economou
- Gould
- Gould
- Gould
- Herideen
- Herideen
- Herideen
- McEvoy
- McEvoy
- McEvoy
Who’s on the CIVIC CENTER COMMISSION
- Ciuffredo
- Comm
- Gould
- Herideen
- McEvoy
Who’s on the Commission on Elder Affairs
- Richard Shea
- Noreen Shea
- Facely Henriquez
- Fran Langille
- Amy Waters
- Patty Hainsworth
- Kathan Horne
- Tamara Cullen
- Thuha Le
- Sarah Faucher
- Linda Wincek-Moore
- Shonee Austriaco
- Chizoma Nosike
- Lovo Koliego
- Roxana Gomez Vargas
- Steve Corridori
- Lovo Koleigo
- Matthew Torrey
- Asuncion Austriaco
- Olanike Ojelabi
- Lan Le
- Nancy Greenberg
- Patty Hains
- Stephen Corridori
- Ana Cristina Oliveira
- Connor Robichaud
- Jim
- Jose Curet
- Pavel Terpelets
- Rachel Brown
- Shonee Austracio
- Ted Bib
- Ted Biba
- Wei Shi
Who’s on the Community Development Advisory Committee
- Ismael Rivera
- Jaime Dillon
- Joel Wallen
- Nicole Levay-O’Brien
- Pingsheng Chen
- Steve Hill
- Toyin Akinbuli
Who’s on the COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE (CDAC)
Who’s on the COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE (CDAC)
- Ismael Rivera
- Jaime Dillon
- Joel Wallen
- Nicole Levay-O’Brien
- Pingsheng Chen
- Steve Hill
- Toyin Akinbuli
Who’s on the COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE (CDAC) MEETING
Who’s on the Conservation Commission
- Lindsay Nystrom — Commissioner
- Lindsay Nystrom — Commissioner
- Stuart Kirshner — Commissioner
- Stuart Kirshner — Commissioner
- Timothy Magliaro — Commissioner
- Andrew Truman — Commissioner
- Joseph Charpentier
- Devin Canton
- Devin Canton
- Diane Fratoni
- Diane Fratoni
Who’s on the Historical Commission
- Erika Helnarski — Clerk
- Steven Taylor — Clerk
- Devon Kurtz — Clerk
- Donald Northway — Clerk
- Vanessa Andre — Clerk
- Kristen Gutierrez Livoti — Commissioner
- Ana Santos Restivo — Clerk
- Jeffery Burnett — Commissioner
- Janet Theerman
- Diane Long
- Erika Helnarksi
- Daniel Forster
Who’s on the Hope Cemetery Commission
- Christopher Faucher — Commissioner
- Fatima Idris — Commissioner
- John Deedy — Commissioner
- Andrew Lizotte
- Matthew Curewitz
Who’s on the Human Rights Commission
- Guillermo Creamer Jr — Commissioner
- Jacqueline Yang — Board Member
- Bernard Reese — Board Member
- Randy Feldman — Commissioner
- Robert Bilotta — Board Member
- Kerry Whiterell — Clerk
- Anahit Marutyan — Board Member
- Jonathan Slavinskas — Board Member
- Elizabeth O’Callahan
- Ellen Shemitz
- Charles Hopkins
- Jamaine Ortiz
- Drew Schnoebelen
- Liz O’Callahan
Who’s on the HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION
- Anahit Marutyan — Board Member
- Bernard Reese — Board Member
- Drew Schnoebelen — Board Member
- Jonathan Slavinskas — Board Member
- Kerry Whiterell — Clerk
- Randy Feldman
- Guillermo Creamer
Who’s on the Human Rights Commission Meeting
- Bernard Reese
- Drew Schnoebelen
- Guillermo Creamer Jr
- Jacqueline Yang
- Jonathan Slavinskas
- Kerry Whiterell
- Randy Feldman
- Robert Bilotta
Who’s on the HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION - REMOTE ONLY
- Bernard Reese — Board Member
- Drew Schnoebelen — Board Member
- Jonathan Slavinskas — Board Member
- Kerry Whiterell — Clerk
- Guillermo Creamer
- Randy Feldman
Who’s on the HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION - VIRTUAL MEETING ONLY
- Anahit Marutyan — Board Member
- Bernard Reese — Board Member
- Drew Schnoebelen — Board Member
- Jonathan Slavinskas — Board Member
- Kerry Whiterell — Clerk
- Guillermo Creamer
- Randy Feldman
Who’s on the Lake Quinsigamond Commission
- Bill Nelson
- Dean Stamoulis
- Mattee VandenBloom
- Michael Paika
- Peter Collins
Who’s on the LAKE QUINSIGAMOND COMMISSION
- Howard Lucas
- Isidore Nosike
- Kristen Mayotte
- Mikalya Tucker-Davis
- Nicole Marchand
Who’s on the Learning First Charter Public School Board of Trustees
- C. Saari
- E. Charles
- P. Hoey
Who’s on the Learning First Charter Public School Governance Committee
- Brian Allen
- Justin Vernon
- Kimberly Minton
- Patrick Hoey
Who’s on the License Commission
- Anthony Vigliotti — Commissioner
- Charran Fisher — Commissioner
- Maritza Cruz — Commissioner
- Charran Fisher — Commissioner
- Maritza Cruz — Commissioner
- Martiza Cruz — Commissioner
- Anthony Vigliotti
Who’s on the MCRWB Youth Council
- Robin Hooper
- Isidore Nosike
- Kate Pesa
- Jenna Wills
- Amber Polisher
- Doug Daigle
- Kimberly Samia
- Kristine Mayotte
- Oscar Oliveira Soens
- Quincy Lester
Who’s on the Parks and Recreation Commission
- Andrew Bartholomew — Commissioner
- Andrew Serrato — Commissioner
- Brian Dardy — Commissioner
- Eric Stratton — Commissioner
- Erin Zamarro — Commissioner
- Natalie Turner — Commissioner
- Nick Chacharone — Commissioner
Who’s on the Planning Board
- Conor McCormack — Clerk
- Brandon King — Board Member
- Anthony Dell’Aera — Board Member
- Stephen Toomey — Board Member
- Albert LaValley
- Edward Moynihan
- Albert LaValley
- Anthony Dell’Aera
- Brandon King
- Conor McCormack
- Stephen Toomey
Who’s on the Public Library Board of Directors
- Katie Bagdis
- Laura Miller
- Matthew Noe
- Harriet Chandler
- Jason Homer
- Jessica Walsh
- Moses Laguerre
- Roseann Fitzgerald
- Stephanie Pasha
- Christina Andrianopoulos
- David Dominguez
- Gail Schuyler
- Sheila Trapasso
- Sulma Rubert-Silva
Who’s on the Senior Center Committee
- Richard Shea
- Amy Waters
- Patty Hainsworth
- Facely Henriquez
- Fran Langille
- Kathan Horne
- Noreen Shea
- Lovo Koleigo
- Tamara Cullen
- Steve Corridori
Who’s on the Standing Committee on Economic Development
- Jenny Pacillo — Councilmember
- Kathleen M. Toomey — Councilmember
Who’s on the Standing Committee on Municipal and Legislative Operations
- Morris A Bergman — Councilmember
- Gary Rosen
- Satya B Mitra
Who’s on the Standing Committee on Public Health and Human Services
- Etel Haxhiaj — Councilmember
Who’s on the Standing Committee on Public Service and Transportation
- Luis A Ojeda — Councilmember
- John P Fresolo
- Robert A Bilotta
Who’s on the Standing Committee on Public Works
- John P Fresolo — Councilmember
- Satya B Mitra
- Tony Economou
Who’s on the Standing Committee on Traffic and Parking
- Robert A Bilotta — Councilmember
- Jose A Rivera
- Luis A Ojeda
Who’s on the Status of Women Advisory Committee
- Amaris Gonzalez
- Taylor Rich
- Stefanie Silva
Who’s on the Trust Funds Commission
- Seth Pitts — Commissioner
- Mallory Shelly — Commissioner
- Paul Foley
- Alex Bartholomew
- Brian Jamros
- Paut Foley
- Timothy McGourthy
Who’s on the Worcester Redevelopment Authority
- Jackson Restrepo — Board Member
- Nicholas Pepper — Board Member
- Walter Weekes — Board Member
- Michael Angelini
- Sherri Pitcher
Who’s on the Zoning Board of Appeals
- Eric Torkornoo — Board Member
- George Cortes — Board Member
- Erik Bartenhagen
- Jordan Berg Powers
- Lawrence Abramoff
- Matthew Sacco
Municipal budget
Total revenue$1.13B (FY2023)
Total spending$1.16B (FY2023)
Taxes$395.0M (FY2023)
Debt outstanding$938.3M (FY2023)
Spending per resident$5,654 (FY2023)
Development activity
2025470 housing units ($92.0M)
🗳️ Election results (2 races)
Local election returns — winner marked ✓.
Register of Deeds 2024-11-05
Kathryn A. Toomey ✓ 267,117
Register of Deeds (Democratic Primary) 2024-09-03
Kathryn A. Toomey ✓ 43,482
🗳️ How this town voted (104 contests)
Official town-by-town returns — MA Secretary of the Commonwealth (PD43+). ✓ marks this town's plurality choice.
U.S. Senate 2026-09-01
John Deaton ✓ 2,979
U.S. Senate 2026-09-01
Edward J. Markey ✓ 10,209 · Seth W. Moulton 4,233
U.S. House — 2nd Congressional 2026-09-01
James P. McGovern ✓ 12,896
Treasurer 2026-09-01
Elizabeth Dionne ✓ 2,672
Treasurer 2026-09-01
Deborah B. Goldberg ✓ 11,931
State Senate — Worcester & Hampshire 2026-09-01
Shannon M. Teabo ✓ 1,397
State Senate — Worcester & Hampshire 2026-09-01
Peter J. Durant ✓ 415
State Senate — 2nd Worcester 2026-09-01
Michael O. Moore ✓ 2,725
State Senate — 1st Worcester 2026-09-01
Robyn K. Kennedy ✓ 8,139
State Representative — 15th Worcester 2026-09-01
Mary S. Keefe ✓ 1,297 · Ronald B. Waddell, Jr 700
State Representative — 16th Worcester 2026-09-01
Daniel M. Donahue ✓ 2,008
State Representative — 14th Worcester 2026-09-01
James J. O'Day ✓ 2,099 · Barur R. Rajeshkumar 1,190
🗳️ Ballot measures (1)
Propositions decided directly by voters.
Q5: Sections 3 to 7 of Chapter 44B of the General Laws of Massachusetts, also known as the Community Preservation Act…
2022-11-08 · Passed — 19,304 yes / 17,616 no
Upcoming
Fri Oct 30, 2026 · 02:00 PM
BOARD OF ELECTION COMMISSIONERS
Worcester to process early ballots for Nov. 3 state election in public sessions Oct. 30–Nov. 2
The Worcester Board of Election Commissioners is giving notice that early voted ballots for the November 3rd, 2026 State Election will be removed from envelopes and deposited in advance at public sessions in the Levi Lincoln Chamber, 455 Main Street, 3rd floor. Sessions run Friday, October 30th, 4:00–8:00 PM; Saturday, October 31st and Sunday, November 1st, 8:00 AM–8:00 PM; and Monday, November 2nd, 8:00 AM–8:00 PM if necessary. The notice cites the Secretary of State Regulations and the 2022 VOTES Act. No results will be determined or announced until after polls close on November 3rd, when advance-processed ballots will be added to Election Day results.
- Early ballot opening/depositing sessions at Levi Lincoln Chamber, 455 Main Street, 3rd floor
- Friday, October 30th: 4:00 PM – 8:00 PM
- Saturday, October 31st and Sunday, November 1st: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
- Monday, November 2nd: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM (if necessary)
- Observers must register in advance by emailing clerk@worcesterma.gov
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City Clerk Department
Room 206, City Hall ■ 455 Main Street ■ Worcester, Massachusetts 01608-1889
Telephone (508) 799-1134 ■ Fax (508) 799-1194
E-Mail: clerk@worcesterma.gov
NOVEMBER 3rd, 2026
STATE ELECTION
NOTICE OF ADVANCED REMOVAL OF EARLY VOTED
BALLOTS FROM ENVELOPES AND ADVANCED
DEPOSITING OF EARLY VOTED BALLOTS
In accordance with the Secretary of State Regulations the 2022 VOTES Act
the City of Worcester will be opening and/or depositing early voted
ballots in the Levi Lincoln Chamber, 455 Main Street, 3rd floor, at the
following sessions:
1. Friday, October 30th – 4:00 PM – 8:00 PM Worcester City
Hall, Levi Lincoln Chamber, 3rd Floor
2. Saturday, October 31st- 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM Worcester City
Hall, Levi Lincoln Chamber, 3rd Floor
3. Sunday, November 1st- 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM Worcester City
Hall, Levi Lincoln Chamber, 3rd Floor
4. Monday, November 2nd- 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM Worcester
City Hall, Levi Lincoln Chamber, 3rd Floor (If necessary)
Observers must register by emailing clerk@worcesterma.gov in
advance of all processing of early voted ballots sessions.
In accordance with the Secretary of State Regulations the 2022 VOTES
Act, no results shall be determined or announced until after the time the
polls close on November 3rd. At that time the results from the advance
processed ballots will be added to the Election Day results.
Sat Oct 31, 2026 · 08:00 AM
BOARD OF ELECTION COMMISSIONERS
Worcester to process early ballots Oct 30–Nov 2 ahead of Nov 3 state election
The Worcester Board of Election Commissioners is giving notice that early voted ballots for the November 3rd, 2026 State Election will be removed from envelopes and deposited in advance at sessions in the Levi Lincoln Chamber at 455 Main Street. Sessions are scheduled Friday, October 30th, 4:00 PM–8:00 PM; Saturday, October 31st, 8:00 AM–8:00 PM; Sunday, November 1st, 8:00 AM–8:00 PM; and Monday, November 2nd, 8:00 AM–8:00 PM if necessary. Observers must register in advance by emailing clerk@worcesterma.gov. No results will be determined or announced until after polls close on November 3rd, when advance-processed ballots will be added to Election Day results.
- Advanced removal and depositing of early voted ballots for the Nov 3, 2026 State Election
- Sessions held in the Levi Lincoln Chamber, 455 Main Street, 3rd floor
- Friday, October 30th, 4:00 PM–8:00 PM
- Saturday, October 31st and Sunday, November 1st, 8:00 AM–8:00 PM; Monday, November 2nd if necessary
- Observers must register in advance by emailing clerk@worcesterma.gov
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City Clerk Department
Room 206, City Hall ■ 455 Main Street ■ Worcester, Massachusetts 01608-1889
Telephone (508) 799-1134 ■ Fax (508) 799-1194
E-Mail: clerk@worcesterma.gov
NOVEMBER 3rd, 2026
STATE ELECTION
NOTICE OF ADVANCED REMOVAL OF EARLY VOTED
BALLOTS FROM ENVELOPES AND ADVANCED
DEPOSITING OF EARLY VOTED BALLOTS
In accordance with the Secretary of State Regulations the 2022 VOTES Act
the City of Worcester will be opening and/or depositing early voted
ballots in the Levi Lincoln Chamber, 455 Main Street, 3rd floor, at the
following sessions:
1. Friday, October 30th – 4:00 PM – 8:00 PM Worcester City
Hall, Levi Lincoln Chamber, 3rd Floor
2. Saturday, October 31st- 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM Worcester City
Hall, Levi Lincoln Chamber, 3rd Floor
3. Sunday, November 1st- 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM Worcester City
Hall, Levi Lincoln Chamber, 3rd Floor
4. Monday, November 2nd- 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM Worcester
City Hall, Levi Lincoln Chamber, 3rd Floor (If necessary)
Observers must register by emailing clerk@worcesterma.gov in
advance of all processing of early voted ballots sessions.
In accordance with the Secretary of State Regulations the 2022 VOTES
Act, no results shall be determined or announced until after the time the
polls close on November 3rd. At that time the results from the advance
processed ballots will be added to the Election Day results.
Sun Nov 1, 2026 · 08:00 AM
BOARD OF ELECTION COMMISSIONERS
Worcester to process early ballots Oct 30–Nov 2 ahead of Nov 3 state election
The City of Worcester will open and deposit early voted ballots for the November 3rd, 2026 State Election in the Levi Lincoln Chamber at 455 Main Street, 3rd floor, across four scheduled sessions from Friday, October 30th through Monday, November 2nd. The sessions run 4:00–8:00 PM on October 30th and 8:00 AM–8:00 PM on October 31st, November 1st, and November 2nd (the last if necessary). Observers must register in advance by emailing clerk@worcesterma.gov. Under the 2022 VOTES Act and Secretary of State regulations, no results will be determined or announced until after polls close on November 3rd, when advance-processed ballots will be added to Election Day results.
- Early ballot opening/depositing sessions Oct 30–Nov 2 at Levi Lincoln Chamber, 455 Main Street, 3rd floor
- Session times: Oct 30 4:00–8:00 PM; Oct 31, Nov 1, Nov 2 8:00 AM–8:00 PM
- Nov 2 session listed as 'If necessary'
- Observers must register in advance via clerk@worcesterma.gov
- No results announced until after polls close Nov 3; advance ballots then added to Election Day results
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City Clerk Department
Room 206, City Hall ■ 455 Main Street ■ Worcester, Massachusetts 01608-1889
Telephone (508) 799-1134 ■ Fax (508) 799-1194
E-Mail: clerk@worcesterma.gov
NOVEMBER 3rd, 2026
STATE ELECTION
NOTICE OF ADVANCED REMOVAL OF EARLY VOTED
BALLOTS FROM ENVELOPES AND ADVANCED
DEPOSITING OF EARLY VOTED BALLOTS
In accordance with the Secretary of State Regulations the 2022 VOTES Act
the City of Worcester will be opening and/or depositing early voted
ballots in the Levi Lincoln Chamber, 455 Main Street, 3rd floor, at the
following sessions:
1. Friday, October 30th – 4:00 PM – 8:00 PM Worcester City
Hall, Levi Lincoln Chamber, 3rd Floor
2. Saturday, October 31st- 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM Worcester City
Hall, Levi Lincoln Chamber, 3rd Floor
3. Sunday, November 1st- 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM Worcester City
Hall, Levi Lincoln Chamber, 3rd Floor
4. Monday, November 2nd- 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM Worcester
City Hall, Levi Lincoln Chamber, 3rd Floor (If necessary)
Observers must register by emailing clerk@worcesterma.gov in
advance of all processing of early voted ballots sessions.
In accordance with the Secretary of State Regulations the 2022 VOTES
Act, no results shall be determined or announced until after the time the
polls close on November 3rd. At that time the results from the advance
processed ballots will be added to the Election Day results.
Mon Nov 2, 2026 · 08:00 AM
BOARD OF ELECTION COMMISSIONERS
Worcester to process early ballots Oct 30–Nov 2 ahead of Nov 3 state election
The Worcester Board of Election Commissioners is giving notice that early voted ballots will be removed from envelopes and deposited in advance of the November 3rd, 2026 State Election. Processing sessions will be held in the Levi Lincoln Chamber on the 3rd floor of Worcester City Hall at 455 Main Street on October 30, October 31, November 1, and November 2 (if necessary). Observers must register in advance by emailing clerk@worcesterma.gov. No results will be determined or announced until after polls close on November 3rd, when advance-processed ballots will be added to Election Day results.
- Early ballot processing sessions Oct 30 (4–8 PM), Oct 31 (8 AM–8 PM), Nov 1 (8 AM–8 PM), and Nov 2 if necessary (8 AM–8 PM)
- Location: Levi Lincoln Chamber, 3rd Floor, Worcester City Hall, 455 Main Street
- Observers must register in advance by emailing clerk@worcesterma.gov
- No results announced until after polls close on November 3rd
- Conducted under Secretary of State Regulations and the 2022 VOTES Act
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City Clerk Department
Room 206, City Hall ■ 455 Main Street ■ Worcester, Massachusetts 01608-1889
Telephone (508) 799-1134 ■ Fax (508) 799-1194
E-Mail: clerk@worcesterma.gov
NOVEMBER 3rd, 2026
STATE ELECTION
NOTICE OF ADVANCED REMOVAL OF EARLY VOTED
BALLOTS FROM ENVELOPES AND ADVANCED
DEPOSITING OF EARLY VOTED BALLOTS
In accordance with the Secretary of State Regulations the 2022 VOTES Act
the City of Worcester will be opening and/or depositing early voted
ballots in the Levi Lincoln Chamber, 455 Main Street, 3rd floor, at the
following sessions:
1. Friday, October 30th – 4:00 PM – 8:00 PM Worcester City
Hall, Levi Lincoln Chamber, 3rd Floor
2. Saturday, October 31st- 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM Worcester City
Hall, Levi Lincoln Chamber, 3rd Floor
3. Sunday, November 1st- 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM Worcester City
Hall, Levi Lincoln Chamber, 3rd Floor
4. Monday, November 2nd- 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM Worcester
City Hall, Levi Lincoln Chamber, 3rd Floor (If necessary)
Observers must register by emailing clerk@worcesterma.gov in
advance of all processing of early voted ballots sessions.
In accordance with the Secretary of State Regulations the 2022 VOTES
Act, no results shall be determined or announced until after the time the
polls close on November 3rd. At that time the results from the advance
processed ballots will be added to the Election Day results.
Thu Nov 5, 2026 · 10:00 AM
License Commission
License Commission to review one-day event licenses and violation hearings
The License Commission will consider several requests for one-day liquor and entertainment licenses for holiday events. The body will also review operating hours for two restaurants and hold violation hearings for two businesses.
- One-day liquor license request for Ashland Brewing, LLC at 211 Commercial Street
- One-day entertainment and liquor license requests for the Festival of Lights at Worcester Common
- One-day liquor and entertainment license requests for Museum of Worcester
- Operating hour requests for Ciro’s Pizza (186 Stafford Street) and Dragon Dynasty (104 Highland Street)
- Violation hearings for Icy Gaming (117 Lovell Street) and Hurricane Betty’s (350 Southbridge)
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Esther Howland (South) Chamber
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‘BOARD MEMBERS
Anthony Vigliotti, Chair
Charran Fisher,
Commissioner
Maritza Cruz, Commissioner
CONTACT
• 25 Meade Street, 2nd
floor-Room 205
• Hours: 8:30 a.m. –
5:00 p.m.
• Phone: 509 799-1198 -
33009
• Email:
license@worcesterma.
gov
• Website:
worcesterma.gov
The License Commission is
committed to
ensuring that its public
meetings are accessible to all.
If you need reasonable
accommodations to
participate in the meeting,
please reach out to the staff
contact listed. While boards
and commissions do their
best to accommodate you,
certain accommodations may
not be available if requested
within short notice of the
scheduled meeting. Requests
for American Sign Language
interpretation must be made
10 business days or more in
advance of the meeting.
Hay disponibles servicios de
interpretación y
Meeting Dates
November 12
December 3
December 17
LICENSE COMMISSION MEETING AGENDA
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 2026-10:00 a.m.
ESTHER HOWLAND CHAMBERS, 3RD FLOOR, CITY
HALL
This License Commission meeting will be held in-person at
the date, time and location listed above. Meeting attendees
will additionally have options to participate remotely by
joining online or by phone:
o Use the following link to join the meeting via computer
https://worcesterma.zoomgov.com/j/1659693261?pwd=dx
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Call 1-669-254-5252 (Access Code: 165 969 3261)
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Thu Nov 5, 2026 · 05:00 PM
Standing Committee on Public Works
Public Works Committee to review three sewer extension petitions
The Standing Committee on Public Works will meet to discuss requests for sewer main extensions. The committee will also vote on the approval of minutes from the October 7, 2026, meeting.
- Sewer extension request of approximately 85 feet for 72A and 72B Arlington St.
- Sewer extension request of approximately 146 feet in Henchman St. for 1 Frederick St. and 114 Lincoln St.
- Sewer extension request of approximately 40 feet in Henchman St. for land owned by Tiffany Nguyen
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Esther Howland (South) Chamber
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CITY OF WORCESTER
Public Works Committee Meeting
Thursday, November 5, 2026
Esther Howland (South) Chamber
5:00 P.M.
Mayor
Joseph M. Petty
www.worcesterma.gov
Clerk of the City Council
Nikolin Vangjeli
Committee Members
Chairperson Tony Economou
Vice Chairperson Satya B Mitra
Councilor John P Fresolo
City Hall - 455 Main Street Worcester, Massachusetts
1.
Virtual
Attendee
Call-In
Information/Important
Notice
to
Residents
1a.
Pursuant to Chapter 20 of the Acts of 2021 and in order to
ensure active, public engagement, the City of Worcester
currently allows for both in-person and remote participation at
all City Council and Standing Committee meetings. To
partake in the meeting, you may attend the meeting in-person
within the meeting location, follow the below link to join via
Zoom or dial the direct line as indicated. If you join a Zoom
meeting by dialing in with a phone number, you can raise your
hand by dialing *9.
Public
Works
Committee
Zoom
Link:
https://worcesterma.zoomgov.com/j/1615992759
Public Works Committee Zoom Phone Number: +1 646 828
7666
Public Works Committee Zoom Access Code: 161 599 2759
Attachments
1b.
Important Notice: Residents are advised of an ongoing scam
involving the impersonation of city officials and departments.
Scammers are fraudulently requesting payments be made for
planning and zoning permits, as well as City Council petitions.
All official emails regarding your petition will come exclusively
from an @worcesterma.gov email address …
Mon Nov 9, 2026 · 05:30 PM
Zoning Board of Appeals
Levi Lincoln (North) Chamber
Mon Nov 9, 2026 · 05:00 PM
Standing Committee on Municipal and Legislative Operations
Esther Howland (South) Chamber
Tue Nov 10, 2026 · 05:00 PM
Standing Committee on Public Safety
Esther Howland (South) Chamber
Tue Nov 17, 2026 · 05:00 PM
Standing Committee on Public Works
Public Works Committee to review infrastructure and street naming petitions
The Standing Committee on Public Works will discuss various petitions regarding city infrastructure and street designations. The agenda includes requests for sidewalk installations, street resurfacing, and sewer extensions.
- Requests for sidewalk installations on Clover St. and Heard St.
- Honorary street name designations for Laurel St., Hancock St., and Piedmont St.
- Sewer extensions for 72A and 72B Arlington St. and properties on Frederick St. and Lincoln St.
- Street resurfacing requests for Brandon Rd., Riley St., Healy Rd., Hancock Hill Rd., Marconi Rd., Laconia Rd., Barry Rd., Epworth St., and Whitmarsh Ave.
- Guardrail installation requests for 101 Plantation St. and Ingalls St.
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Esther Howland (South) Chamber
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CITY OF WORCESTER
Tuesday, November 17, 2026
PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE
Esther Howland (South) Chamber
5:00 P.M.
Nikolin Vangjeli
COMMITTEE MEMBERS
Chairperson Tony Economou
Vice Chairperson Satya B Mitra
Councilor John P Fresolo
Joseph M. Petty
MAYOR
CLERK OF THE CITY COUNCIL
www.worcesterma.gov
City Hall - 455 Main Street Worcester, Massachusetts
. Virtual Attendee Call-In Information/Important Notice to Residents
1
Pursuant to Chapter 20 of the Acts of 2021 and in order to ensure active, public
engagement, the City of Worcester currently allows for both in-person and remote
participation at all City Council and Standing Committee meetings. To partake in the
meeting, you may attend the meeting in-person within the meeting location, follow the
below link to join via Zoom or dial the direct line as indicated. If you join a Zoom
meeting by dialing in with a phone number, you can raise your hand by dialing *9.
Public Works Committee Zoom Link: https://worcesterma.zoomgov.com/j/1615992759
Public Works Committee Zoom Phone Number: +1 646 828 7666
Public Works Committee Zoom Access Code: 161 599 2759
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Important Notice: Residents are advised of an ongoing scam involving the impersonation
of city officials and departments. Scammers are fraudulently requesting payments be
made for planning and zoning permits, as well as City Council petitions. All official
emails regarding your petition will come exclusively from an @worcesterma.gov email
address
(such
as
clerk@worcesterm …
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Thu Oct 29, 2026 · 05:30 PM
Historical Commission
Historical Commission to review demolition waivers and building alterations
The Historical Commission will consider several petitions for building demolition delay waivers and certificates of appropriateness. The body will also review requests for roof replacements and other exterior modifications to historic properties.
- Demolition waiver request for 54 Mason Street
- Demolition waiver request for 112 Grove Street
- Roof replacement request for 1 Oak Street
- Roof replacement request for 50 Cedar Street
- Fence removal and installation request for 22 Whitman Road
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Worcester City Hall, Levi Lincoln Chamber, 3rd Floor, Room 309, 455 Main St.
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COMMISSION MEMBERS
Erika Helnarski, Chair
Ana Santos Restivo, Vice-Chair
Vanessa Andre, Clerk
Jeffrey Burnett
Kristen Gutierrez Livoti
Daniel Forster, Alternate
Michael Baker, Alternate
CONTACT
•
Address: City Hall, 455 Main Street, Room 404,
Worcester, MA 01608
•
Hours: M to F, 8:30 am to 5:00 pm
•
Phone: (508) 799-1400 x31440
•
Email: planning@worcesterma.gov
•
Website: www.worcesterma.gov/planning-
regulatory
The Historical Commission is committed to
ensuring that its public meetings are accessible to all.
Should you require interpretation, auxiliary aids,
services, written materials in other formats, or
reasonable modifications in policies and procedures,
please contact the Planning Division a minimum of 2
business days in advance of the scheduled meeting.
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otras adaptaciones con solicitud previa.
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DIVISION STAFF
Michelle Smith, Assistant Chief Development Officer
Stephen Cary, Chief Planner
Michelle Johnstone, Historic Preservation Manager
Eric Flint, Conservation Manager
Ro …
Thu Oct 29, 2026 · 04:00 PM
Off-Street Parking Board
Off-Street Parking Board to review Pearl & Elm Garage agreement
The Off-Street Parking Board will meet to discuss a parking agreement for the Pearl & Elm Garage. The board will also review financial reports and approve previous meeting minutes.
- Parking Agreement: 22 Elm St LLC – Pearl & Elm Garage
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Parks, Recreation and Cemetery Building, 50 Officer Manny Familia Way
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Department of Transportation & Mobility • 76 E. Worcester Street
P| 508-929-1300 ext. 49500 • www.WorcesterMa.gov
Department of Transportation & Mobility
Stephen S. Rolle, P.E., Commissioner
76 E. Worcester Street
P| 508-929-1300 ext. 49500
MOBILITY@worcesterma.gov
AGENDA
OFF-STREET PARKING BOARD
October 29, 2026
Meeting 4 P.M.
Parks, Recreation & Cemetery Administration Office
Meeting Room A
50 Officer Manny Familia Way
Worcester, MA 01605
Microsoft Teams Meeting:
https://teams.microsoft.com/meet/2960722825229184?p=WXIpVl2c11KdU
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Meeting ID: 296 072 282 522 918 4
Passcode: 8rn7K5R4
Dial in by phone
+1 469-998-7682,,992351501# United States, Dallas
Phone conference ID: 992 351 501#
1. Call to Order & Introductions
2. Approval of the minutes of the April 29, 2025 meeting
3. Opportunity for Public Comment
4. Parking Agreement: 22 Elm St LLC – Pearl & Elm Garage
5. Financials
6. Other Business
Accommodations: To request a reasonable accommodation or interpretation or to submit written
comments or questions in advance of the meeting, please contact the Human Rights and Accessibility
Office by email at humanrights@worcesterma.gov. Please note that interpretation requests must be
received no later than 48 hours in advance of the meeting.
Note: Participants on the meeting platform Teams may select to view closed captioning (via artificial
intelligence) in a variety of languages.
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Thu Oct 29, 2026 · 05:00 PM
Public Schools Standing Committee on Teaching, Learning and Student Success
School committee to review updates on Doherty Biomedical Academy and Hanover/Goddard programs
The Worcester Public Schools Standing Committee on Teaching, Learning and Student Success will meet to receive administrative updates on two specific educational programs. The committee will review a status update on the Doherty Biomedical Academy and an updated enrollment report for the Hanover Program and Goddard Scholars program. Both items are recommended for approval and filing, meaning they are informational updates rather than new policy decisions.
- Update on the Doherty Biomedical Academy program (Item gb 3-253)
- Updated enrollment report for the Hanover Program and Goddard Scholars program since 2023 (Item gb 6-12)
- Public comment period allows two minutes per speaker
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Durkin Administration Building, 20 Irving Street
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AGENDA #7
Committee Members
Administrative Representative
Alex Guardiola, Chair
Dr. Marie Morse
Maureen Binienda, Vice-Chair
Vanessa Alvarez, Member
OFFICE OF THE
CLERK OF THE SCHOOL COMMITTEE
WORCESTER PUBLIC SCHOOLS
20 IRVING STREET
WORCESTER, MA 01609
The Standing Committee on TEACHING, LEARNING and STUDENT SUCCESS will hold a hybrid
meeting:
On:
Thursday, October 29, 2026 5:00 p.m.
at:
Durkin Administration Building, 20 Irving Street, Room 410
Virtual: Click here to view the meeting via Zoom
Also accessible by telephone, to dial in call: +1 301-715-8592 or
+1 305-224-1968
*Please take notice that this meeting/hearing of the Worcester School Committee will take place in-person at the address
specified above, and members of the public are invited to attend on-site. Although remote attendance and participation options
are offered as a public convenience, technical disruptions to the virtual broadcast will not cause the proceedings to be suspended
or terminated, unless mandated by law. Attendees with an interest in specific agenda items are encouraged to choose their mode
of attendance—in-person or virtual—accordingly.
ORDER OF BUSINESS
I.
CALL TO ORDER
II. ROLL CALL
III.PUBLIC COMMENT
Any member of the public may address the Committee regarding any item before
them for two (2) minutes. Those speaking will state their name, their residence,
and the item on which they wish to speak for the record. …
Wed Oct 28, 2026 · 06:30 PM
Abby Kelley Foster Charter School Board of Trustees
Board to vote on FY2026 audit and FY2027 budget restatement
The Abby Kelley Foster Charter Public School Board of Trustees will meet to review financial audits and budget updates. The board will also consider approvals for the employee handbook and the interim director's goals.
- Vote to approve FY2026 Fiscal Audit
- Vote to approve the restatement of the FY2027 budget
- Motion to accept the 2026-2027 Employee Handbook
- Vote to approve Interim Director Grace Howard-Donlin's SY2026-2027 goals
- MCAS update from Lauren Blumberg, Jessica Dolbec, and Benjamin Gitkind
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Abby Kelley Foster Charter Public School, 10 New Bond Street
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Abby Kelley Foster Charter Public School
10 New Bond Street Worcester, MA 01606
Phone: (508) 854-8400 Fax: (508) 854-8484
www.akfcs.org
Board of Trustees Meeting Agenda
Wednesday, October 28, 2026
6:30 p.m.
Grade Eight Foyer
I.
Call to Order
II.
Attendance Recorded
III.
Faithfulness to Charter
A. Reading of the AKF Mission: “The mission of the Abby Kelley Foster Charter Public School is
to assist families in their role as primary educators of their students by providing a liberal arts
education representative of diverse works and global perspectives and aimed at academic
excellence, musical competence, and character formation.”
IV.
Public Comments / Open Forum
V.
Old Business
A. October 9 Board of Trustees Meeting / Executive Session
VI.
Review of the September 22, 2026 Meeting Minutes
A. Motion: To accept the September 22, 2026, meeting minutes
VII.
Governance Committee - Margaret Asante
A. Motion: To accept the 2026-2027 Employee Handbook
VIII.
Education Committee - Karina Abeddy
A. MCAS Update - Lauren Blumberg, Jessica Dolbec, Benjamin Gitkind
IX.
Facilities and Finance Committee - Adam Beaudry
A. Motion: Vote to approve FY2026 Fiscal Audit as presented.
B. Motion: Vote to approve the restatement of the FY2027 budget.
X.
Interim Executive Director’s Report - Grace Howard-Donlin
XI.
Interim Executive Director’s Goals - Shelly Yarnie
A. Motion: Vote to approve Interim Director Grace Howard-Donlin's SY2026-2027 goals.
XII. …
Wed Oct 28, 2026 · 05:30 PM
Planning Board
Planning Board to review site plans and special permits for 9 properties
The Planning Board will hold public meetings and hearings regarding definitive site plans for several properties. The board will also consider special permits for parking and landscaping relief and review petitions to convert two streets to public status.
- Definitive Site Plan reviews for 6 Woburn Street, 29 Firglade Street, 256 & 262 Sunderland Road, 1 & 3 Suburban Road, 20-22 Goldthwaite Road, 0 Grafton Street, 23 Everton Avenue, 70 Summerhill Avenue, and 35 & 37 State Road
- Special Permit hearings for parking and landscaping relief at 20-22 Goldthwaite Road and 0 Grafton Street
- Public hearings for 'More than One Building on a Lot' at 256 & 262 Sunderland Road, 1 & 3 Suburban Road, 0 Grafton Street, and 35 & 37 State Road
- Street petitions to convert Midgley Avenue and Esper Avenue to public
- Approval Not Required (ANR) plans for 0 Myrick Avenue, 22 New York Street, and 134 Massasoit Road
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board member Delera, we're just hoping we can confirm your audio. Let me know if you can hear us and we can hear you. >> Hi, Anthony Deler here. >> Thank you. Okay, we're going to get started. Um, good evening and welcome to the Wednesday, October 28th, 2026 meeting of the city of Worcester Planning Board. My name is Conor McCormack and I will chair tonight's meeting. Before we begin, I have a few brief announcements concerning how our meeting will be will proceed tonight. Tonight's meeting is in a hybrid format, which means you can participate in person here at city hall or remotely. You may log in via computer going to uh woresterma.zoomv.com or by calling in at 669-254-5252 and entering access code 161731-4979. to manage remote participation during our hybrid meetings and pre and to prevent disruptions. All participants are automatically blocked from unmuting themselves, turning their vid, turning on their video, or sending chat messages. For remote participants who would like to comment on an item on our agenda, we ask that you use the raise hand feature in Zoom during the discussion on that item. If you're joined by phone, you can raise your hand by pressing star9. Staff will then call on members of the public one at a time and give them permission to unmute themselves. If you are joined by phone, you will then be able to unmute yourself by pressing star six. This is a public meeting which means both that it is being recorded and that will be taken and published at a lat …
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BOARD MEMBERS
Albert LaValley, Chair
Conor McCormack, Vice Chair
Brandon King
Anthony Dell’Aera
Stephen Toomey
Carlos Rosende, Alternate Member
CONTACT
Address: City Hall, 455 Main St, Room
404, Worcester, MA 01608
Hours: M-F, 8:30 am-5:00 pm
Phone: (508) 799-1400 x31440
Email: planning@worcesterma.gov
Website:
www.worcesterma.gov/planning-
regulatory
The Planning Board is committed to
ensuring that its public meetings are accessible to all.
Should you require interpretation, auxiliary aids,
services, written materials in other formats, or
reasonable modifications in policies and procedures,
please contact the Planning Division a minimum of 2
business days in advance of the scheduled meeting.
Hay disponibles servicios de interpretación y
otras adaptaciones con solicitud previa.
تتوفر الترجمة الفورية وغيرها من وسائل التيسير عند الطلب المسبق
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yêu cầu trước.
DIVISION STAFF
Michelle M. Smith, ACDO
Stephen Cary, Chief Planner
Roberta Rappoccio, Long Range Planner
Olivia Houle, Senior Planner
Amy Beth Laythe, Planning Analyst
Eric Flint, Conservation Manager
Mattie VandenBoom, Conservation Ag …
Wed Oct 28, 2026 · 04:30 PM
Public Library Finance Committee
Worcester Public Library Finance Committee to review Trust Fund request
The Finance Committee will meet to discuss a Library Trust Fund request. The meeting also includes time for old and new business.
- Library Trust Fund Request
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Worcester Public Library, 3 Salem Square
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COMMITTEE MEMBERS
Matthew Noe, Treasurer
Roseann Fitzgerald
Christina Andrianopoulos
Stephanie Pasha, President
Remaining WPL Board Members:
Harriette Chandler
Mary Chenaille
David Dominguez
Laura Nicole Miller
Gail Schuyler
Kimberly Smalley
Sheila Trapasso
Ronald Waddell
CONTACT
•
Address: 3 Salem Square
•
Phone: 508-799-1655
•
Email: comms@mywpl.org
•
Website: www.mywpl.org
The Worcester Public Library is committed to
ensuring that its public meetings are accessible to
all. Should you require interpretation, auxiliary
aids, services, written materials in other formats,
or reasonable modifications in policies and
procedures, please contact the library a minimum
of 2 business days in advance of the scheduled
meeting.
Hay disponibles servicios de interpretación y
otras adaptaciones con solicitud previa.
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Interpretação e outras adaptações estão
disponíveis mediante solicitação prévia.
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dispozicion me kërkesë paraprake.
Kasa nkyerɛaseɛ ɛne akwanya afoforɔ da hɔ
ma wɔn a wɔn bɛ bisa ato hɔ.
Phiên dịch và các hỗ trợ khác có sẵn theo
yêu cầu trước.
WPL LEADERSHIP
Jason Homer, Executive Director
WPL MISSION
As the heart of the community, we strive
to nurture lifelong learning, cultivate
knowledge, and champion
intellectual freedom.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
FINANCE COMMITTEE
MEETI …
Wed Oct 28, 2026 · 05:30 PM
Standing Committee on Traffic and Parking
Worcester Traffic and Parking Committee to review numerous parking and safety petitions
The committee is discussing a wide range of resident and councilor requests regarding street safety and parking. The agenda includes petitions for handicap spaces, stop signs, truck bans, and traffic calming measures.
- Requests for installation or removal of handicap parking spaces at various locations including Whipple St., Bristol St., and Tacoma St.
- Petitions for new stop signs at intersections including West St./William St. and Valley Hill Dr./Valley Hill Ln.
- Requests for 'Not A Truck Route' signage at West Chester St./Chester St. and Chester St./Grove St.
- Proposals for permanent speed monitors on Shrewsbury St. and Belmont St.
- Request for a traffic study on Clark St. at the intersection of Eunice Ave. and Bay State Rd.
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Esther Howland (South) Chamber
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Thank you. Good evening. So Wednesday, October 28th, it's our traffic and parking committee meeting. We have first starting off, we have counselor Bellotta online with us. We also have with us as counselor, economists, Sergeant Cip ro. We also have department transition mobility commissioner, Steven Raleigh and assistant director, Todd Kerain. And, uh, and can you please get the virtual call information, please? Yes, sir. Chair. So I will read one a virtual attendee calling information. So I'll say important notice to residents. So one a pursuit into chapter 20 of the acts of 2021 and in order to ensure active public engagement, the city of Worc ester currently allows for both in person and remote participation at all city council and standing committee meetings. To protect in the meeting, you may attend a meeting in person within the meeting location. Follow the zoom, which you can, uh, find on our website to join via zoom, or you can dial the following number. Uh, 1 6 4 6 8 2 8 7 6 6 6. And the access code is 1 6 1 4 1 1 9 8 8 8. And if you are calling in or if you're joining via zoom, we ask that you use the raise hand function when the item you want to speak on is being heard. If you are dialing in with a phone number, you can raise your hand by dialing star 9. And we also have an important notice to residents 1 B residents are advice of an ongoing scam involving the impersonation of city officials and departments scammers are fraudulently requesting payments be made for …
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CITY OF WORCESTER
Wednesday, October 28, 2026
TRAFFIC AND PARKING COMMITTEE
Esther Howland (South) Chamber
5:30 P.M.
Nikolin Vangjeli
COMMITTEE MEMBERS
Chairperson Jose A Rivera
Vice Chairperson Luis A Ojeda
Councilor Robert A Bilotta
Joseph M. Petty
MAYOR
CLERK OF THE CITY COUNCIL
www.worcesterma.gov
City Hall - 455 Main Street Worcester, Massachusetts
. Virtual Attendee Call-In Information/Important Notice to Residents
1
Pursuant to Chapter 20 of the Acts of 2021 and in order to ensure active, public
engagement, the City of Worcester currently allows for both in-person and remote
participation at all City Council and Standing Committee meetings. To partake in the
meeting, you may attend the meeting in-person within the meeting location, follow the
below link to join via Zoom or dial the direct line as indicated. If you join a Zoom
meeting by dialing in with a phone number, you can raise your hand by dialing *9.
Traffic and Parking Committee Zoom Link:
https://worcesterma.zoomgov.com/j/1614119888
Traffic and Parking Committee Zoom Phone Number: +1 646 828 7666
Traffic and Parking Committee Zoom Access Code: 161 411 9888
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Important Notice: Residents are advised of an ongoing scam involving the impersonation
of city officials and departments. Scammers are fraudulently requesting payments be
made for planning and zoning permits, as well as City Council petitions. All official
emails regarding your petition will come exclusively from an @worcesterma.gov email
addres …
Wed Oct 28, 2026 · 05:30 PM
Public Library Board of Directors
Worcester Public Library Board to consider Naming and Recognition Policy
The Board of Directors will discuss a proposed Naming and Recognition Policy and a digital archive announcement. The meeting includes reports from the Executive Director and various committees regarding library administration and gifts.
- Proposed Naming and Recognition Policy for library buildings, spaces, and collections
- Discussion of a Digital Archive announcement
- Report on a gift for Great Brook Valley from the Friends of the Worcester Public Library
- Update on the Executive Director search process
- Announcement that Sunday hours begin November 1st
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BOARD MEMBERS
Stephanie Pasha, President
Laura Nicole Miller, Vice President
Roseann Fitzgerald, Secretary
Matthew Noe, Treasurer
Christina Andrianopoulos
Harriette Chandler
Mary Chenaille
David Dominguez
Gail Schuyler
Kimberly Smalley
Sheila Trapasso
Ronald Waddell
CONTACT
•
Address: 3 Salem Square
•
Phone: 508-799-1655
•
Email: comms@mywpl.org
•
Website: www.mywpl.org
The Worcester Public Library is committed to
ensuring that its public meetings are accessible to
all. Should you require interpretation, auxiliary
aids, services, written materials in other formats,
or reasonable modifications in policies and
procedures, please contact the library a minimum
of 2 business days in advance of the scheduled
meeting.
Hay disponibles servicios de interpretación y
otras adaptaciones con solicitud previa.
ﺗﺘﻮﻓﺮ اﻟﺘﺮﺟﻤﺔ اﻟﻔﻮرﯾﺔ وﻏﯿﺮھﺎ ﻣﻦ وﺳﺎﺋﻞ اﻟﺘﯿﺴﯿﺮ ﻋﻨﺪ اﻟﻄﻠﺐ اﻟﻤﺴﺒﻖ
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:6छ।
Interpretação e outras adaptações estão
disponíveis mediante solicitação prévia.
Përkthimi dhe akomodime të tjera janë në
dispozicion me kërkesë paraprake.
Kasa nkyerɛaseɛ ɛne akwanya afoforɔ da hɔ
ma wɔn a wɔn bɛ bisa ato hɔ.
Phiên dịch và các hỗ trợ khác có sẵn theo
yêu cầu trước.
WPL LEADERSHIP
Jason Homer, Executive Director
WPL MISSION
As the heart of the community, we strive
to nurture lifelong learning, cultivate
knowledge, and champion
intellectual freedom.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING AGENDA
October 28, …
Wed Oct 28, 2026 · 07:00 PM
Lake Quinsigamond Commission
Commission to hold hearings on houseboat ban and individual trespass
The Lake Quinsigamond Commission will hold public hearings regarding a proposed ban on houseboats and the one-year removal of a specific individual and their vessels from the lake. The body will also discuss water level drawdowns for several ponds.
- Public hearing on banning houseboats on Lake Quinsigamond
- Public hearing on trespassing Marinho Cardoso and two Martins Auto Body vessels for one year
- Proposed drawdown of Lake Quinsigamond, Flint Pond, and Hovey Pond starting November 2026
- Proposed drawdown of Newton Pond starting November 2026
- Update on new dock application for 262 South Quinsigamond Ave
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Shrewsbury Police Station, 106 Maple Ave., Shrewsbury, MA
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This meeting will be held in person and broadcast live by Shrewsbury Media Connection.
A recording of this meeting will be available through Shrewsbury Media Connection at https://www.shrewsburymediaconnection.org/.
100 Maple Avenue
Shrewsbury, Ma 01545
Email:
LQC@shrewsburyma.gov
LAKE QUINSIGAMOND COMMISSION
Worcester~Shrewsbury~Grafton
Wednesday, October 28, 2026 at 7:00 pm at
Training Room, Shrewsbury Police Station
106 Maple Ave, Shrewsbury, MA
MEETING AGENDA
Commissioners
Commissioner – Grafton
William “Bill” Nelson - Chair
Commissioner – At-Large
Matthew Forgues
Commissioner – Shrewsbury
Michael Paika
Commissioner – Worcester
Dean Stamoulis
Shrewsbury Police
Lieutenant Kevin Caviston
Worcester Police
Sergeant Jeremy Smith
Shrewsbury Conservation
Commission
Kenneth Polito
Grafton Conservation
Commission
Emma Coates
Worcester Conservation
Commission
Mattie VandenBoom
1.
Call to order
2.
Review and act on the acceptance of meeting minutes
3.
Review and Approval of bills and expenses
4.
The Lake Quinsigamond Commission will hold a Public Hearing on
Wednesday, October 28, 2026 at 7:10 PM, in the Shrewsbury Police
Department training room, to review and possibly take action in
regards to the one year removal from Lake Quinsigamond of Mr.
Marinho Cardoso of 39 Brook Street, Marlborough MA.
Mr. Cardoso has been involved in numerous negligent and criminal
activities during the 20 …
Tue Oct 27, 2026 · 05:00 PM
Standing Committee on Economic Development
Committee to review zone changes and affordable housing fee increase
The Economic Development Committee will hear reports on several zoning map amendments and a proposed ordinance change regarding driveways and permits. The body will also discuss a proposal to increase the payment in lieu of constructing affordable housing.
- Petition to establish Adaptive Re-use Overlay District at 95 Vernon St.
- Petition to establish Adaptive Re-use Overlay District at 25 West Chester St.
- Recommendation to extend RG-5 and Adaptive Re-use Overlay District to 128 Providence St.
- Petition to change zoning from Manufacturing, Limited (ML-0.5) to Business, Limited (BL-1.0) at 321 Green Wood St.
- Proposed increase of affordable housing payment in lieu from 3% to 5% of total construction value
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✓ Decided: Committee recommends approval for multiple zoning map amendments
The Economic Development Committee recommended approval for four separate zoning map amendments, including new Adaptive Re-use Overlay Districts for properties at 95 Vernon St., 25 West Chester St., and 128 Providence St. The committee also recommended rezoning a portion of 321 Greenwood St. to Business, Limited (BL-1.0). Additionally, the committee held a proposed ordinance regarding driveways and permits, and tabled a discussion on increasing affordable housing payment-in-lieu fees.
- Approved September 16, 2026 minutes (3-0)
- Recommended AROD for 95 Vernon St. (3-0)
- Recommended RL-7 rezoning for 25 West Chester St. (3-0)
- Recommended RG-5 and AROD for 128 Providence St. (3-0)
- Recommended BL-1.0 rezoning for 321 Greenwood St. (3-0)
- Held ordinance amendment on driveways and permits (3-0)
- Held discussion on inclusionary zoning fee increase (3-0)
- Requested City Manager report on for-sale housing exemptions
Esther Howland (South) Chamber
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CITY OF WORCESTER
Tuesday, October 27, 2026
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE
Esther Howland (South) Chamber
5:00 P.M.
Nikolin Vangjeli
COMMITTEE MEMBERS
Chairperson Morris A Bergman
Vice Chairperson Kathleen M Toomey
Councilor Satya B Mitra
Joseph M. Petty
MAYOR
CLERK OF THE CITY COUNCIL
www.worcesterma.gov
City Hall - 455 Main Street Worcester, Massachusetts
. Virtual Attendee Call-In Information/Important Notice to Residents
1
Pursuant to Chapter 20 of the Acts of 2021 and in order to ensure active, public
engagement, the City of Worcester currently allows for both in-person and remote
participation at all City Council and Standing Committee meetings. To partake in the
meeting, you may attend the meeting in-person within the meeting location, follow the
below link to join via Zoom or dial the direct line as indicated. If you join a Zoom
meeting by dialing in with a phone number, you can raise your hand by dialing *9.
E c o n o m i c
D e v e l o p m e n t
C o m m i t t e e
Z o o m
L i n k :
https://worcesterma.zoomgov.com/j/1603823487
Economic Development Committee Zoom Phone Number: +1 646 828 7666
Economic Development Committee Zoom Access Code: 160 382 3487
a.
Important Notice: Residents are advised of an ongoing scam involving the impersonation
of city officials and departments. Scammers are fraudulently requesting payments be
made for planning and zoning permits, as well as City Council petitions. All official
emails regarding your petition will come exclus …
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CITY OF WORCESTER
Tuesday, October 27, 2026
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE
Esther Howland (South) Chamber
Convened: 5:07 P.M.
Adjourned: 6:52 P.M.
Nikolin Vangjeli
COMMITTEE MEMBERS
Chairperson Morris A Bergman
Vice Chairperson Kathleen M Toomey
Councilor Satya B Mitra
Joseph M. Petty
MAYOR
CLERK OF THE CITY COUNCIL
www.worcesterma.gov
City Hall - 455 Main Street Worcester, Massachusetts
Present Were:
Chairperson Councilor Morris A. Bergman
Councilor Kathleen M. Toomey
Councilor Satya B. Mitra
Also:
Councilor Tony Economou
Chief Development Officer Peter Dunn
Assistant Chief Development Officer Michelle Smith
Deputy City Clerk Stephen AJ Pottle, clerk
. Virtual Attendee Call-In Information/Important Notice to Residents
1
Pursuant to Chapter 20 of the Acts of 2021 and in order to ensure active, public
engagement, the City of Worcester currently allows for both in-person and remote
participation at all City Council and Standing Committee meetings. To partake in the
meeting, you may attend the meeting in-person within the meeting location, follow the
below link to join via Zoom or dial the direct line as indicated. If you join a Zoom
meeting by dialing in with a phone number, you can raise your hand by dialing *9.
E c o n o m i c
D e v e l o p m e n t
C o m m i t t e e
Z o o m
L i n k :
https://worcesterma.zoomgov.com/j/1603823487
Economic Development Committee Zoom Phone Number: +1 646 828 7666
Economic Development Committee Zoom Access Code: 160 382 3487
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Impo …
Tue Oct 27, 2026 · 03:00 PM
Advisory Commission on Youth
Youth Advisory Commission to review strategic planning
The Youth Advisory Commission will meet online to discuss strategic planning and youth violence intervention. The body will also receive updates from the Youth Council and address new commission members.
- Review of Youth Advisory Commission Strategic Planning
- Discussion of Youth Violence Intervention
- Youth Council updates
- Introduction of new commission members
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Virtual Meeting
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BOARD MEMBERS
Jennifer Safford-Farquharson
Judith Kirk
Casey Burns
Bryant Cortes
Echo Louissaint
Sharon Boateng
CONTACT
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HTTPS://WWW.WORCESTERMA.GO
V/YOUTH-OPPORTUNITIES
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HTTPS://WWW.WORCESTERMA.GO
V/BOARDS-COMMISSIONS/ADVISOR
Y-COMMISSION-YOUTH
The [Board/Commission] is committed to
ensuring that its public meetings are accessible to
all. If you need reasonable accommodations to
participate in the meeting, please reach out to the
staff contact listed. While boards and
commissions do their best to accommodate you,
certain accommodations may not be available if
requested within short notice of the scheduled
meeting. Requests for American Sign Language
interpretation must be made 10 business days or
more in advance of the meeting.
Hay disponibles servicios de interpretación y
otras adaptaciones con solicitud previa.
تتوفر الترجمة الفورية وغيرها من وسائل التيسير عند الطلب المسبق
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yêu cầu trước.
DIVISION STAFF
Jeury Abreu
Raquel Castro-Corazzini
UPCOMING MEETINGS
YOUTH ADVISORY COMMISSION MEETING
AGENDA
10/27/26 – 3:00PM - https://clarku.zoom.us/j/96715184204
This Youth Advisory Commission meeting will be held onlin …
Tue Oct 27, 2026 · 06:30 PM
Abby Kelley Foster Charter School Executive Director Search Committee
Search committee meets to discuss Executive Director recruitment
The Abby Kelley Foster Charter School Executive Director Search Committee is meeting to review the recruitment process. The committee will discuss a candidate evaluation rubric with consultant Sarah Ferguson.
- Executive Director search overview
- Discussion of candidate evaluation rubric
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Executive Director Search Committee
Tuesday, October 27, 2026
6:30 p.m.
https://akfcs-org.zoom.us/j/99619451056
I.
Call to Order- Kathy Greenwood, Chair
II.
Attendance Recorded – Kathleen Greenwood
III.
Faithfulness to the Charter
a. Reading of the AKF Mission: “The mission of the Abby Kelley Foster Charter
Public School is to assist families in their role as primary educators of their
students by providing a liberal arts education representative of diverse works and
global perspectives and aimed at academic excellence, musical competence, and
character formation.”
IV.
Welcome – Kathleen Greenwood, Chair
V.
Introductions – Committee Members & Sarah Ferguson, vChief Consultant
VI.
Executive Director Search Overview – Sarah Ferguson
VII.
Candidate Evaluation Rubric – Committee Discussion
VIII. Next Steps – Sarah Ferguson
IX.
Adjournment:
Motion to adjourn the meeting.
Mon Oct 26, 2026 · 05:30 PM
Conservation Commission
Conservation Commission to review residential and school projects
The Conservation Commission will hold public hearings to determine if specific site works fall under its jurisdiction and review notices of intent for new construction. The body will also evaluate requests for certificates of compliance and provide updates on enforcement orders.
- 100 C Street: Determination of applicability for excavation of contaminated soils
- 1 & 3 Suburban Road: Notice of intent for three residential buildings, a clubhouse, and infrastructure
- 99 Sears Island Drive: Notice of intent for a home addition, deck, and shed removal
- 2 New Bond Street: Notice of intent for Abby Kelley Foster Charter Public School to replace turf fields and a playground
- Enforcement order and violation updates for 18 different properties
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Levi Lincoln (North) Chamber
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. . . Can you hear us now, Stuart? Yes, I can. Thank you. There we go. Thank you. Over the traffic resulting from a particular project, the Conservation Commission does not regulate traffic and so traffic concerns will not be discussed during the meeting. Please note that while new points will be given ample time to present, repetitive comments will be cut short in the interest of having all parties be given an opportunity to speak. We ask that all applicants and members of the public please state their name and city or town of residence for the record. To manage remote participation during our hybrid meetings and prevent disruptions, all participants are automatically blocked from unmuting themselves, turning on their video, or sending chat messages. For remote participants who would like to comment on an item on our agenda, we ask that you use the raise hand feature in Zoom during the discussion on that item. If you are joined by phone, you can raise your hand by pressing star 9. Staff will then call on members of the public one at a time and give them permission to unmute themselves. If you are joined by phone, you will then be able to unmute yourself by pressing star 6. Since we have a remote commissioner tonight, if everyone could please introduce themselves. Eric Flint, Division of Planning and Regulatory Services. Maddie Vandenboom, Division of Planning and Regulatory Services. Devin Canton, Commissioner. Stuart Percher. Ashish Tungana, Commissioner. Lindsay Nystrom, C …
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COMMISSION MEMBERS
Diane Fratoni, Chair
Devin Canton, Vice Chair
Aashish Dhungana
Stuart Kirshner
Lindsay Nystrom
CONTACT
Address: City Hall, 455 Main St, Room 404,
Worcester, MA 01608
Hours: M-F 8:30AM – 5:00PM
Phone: 508-799-1400 ext. 31440
Email: planning@worcesterma.gov
Website: worcesterma.gov/planning-regulatory
The Conservation Commission is committed to
ensuring that its public meetings are accessible to
all. If you need reasonable accommodations to
participate in the meeting, please reach out to the
staff contact listed. While boards and
commissions do their best to accommodate you,
certain accommodations may not be available if
requested within short notice of the scheduled
meeting. Requests for American Sign Language
interpretation must be made 10 business days or
more in advance of the meeting.
Hay disponibles servicios de interpretación y
otras adaptaciones con solicitud previa.
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हु6छ।
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ma wɔn a wɔn bɛ bisa ato hɔ.
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yêu cầu trước.
DIVISION STAFF
Michelle M. Smith, ACDO
Stephen Cary, Chief Planner
Eric Flint, Conservation Manager
Michelle Johnstone, Historic Preservation Mgr.
Jos …
Mon Oct 26, 2026 · 06:00 PM
Public Schools Standing Committee on Operations and Governance
Committee to consider district boundary realignment recommendations
The Standing Committee on Operations and Governance will meet to discuss a district boundary and realignment report. The current recommendation for this item is to hold it for further discussion.
- Boundary Realignment Information (gb 6-72)
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Forest Grove Middle School, 495 Grove Street
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Committee Members
Administrative Representatives
Jermaine Johnson, Chair
Dr. Marie Morse
Molly McCullough, Vice Chair
Sara Consalvo
Dianna Biancheria, Member
Dr. Yeu Kue
OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE SCHOOL COMMITTEE
WORCESTER PUBLIC SCHOOLS
20 IRVING STREET
WORCESTER, MA 01609
The Standing Committee on OPERATIONS and GOVERNANCE will hold a hybrid meeting.
On: Monday, October 26 2026, 6:00 p.m.
At: Forest Grove Middle School, Cafeteria,
495 Grove Street, Worcester
Virtual: Click here to view this meeting via Zoom
Also accessible by telephone, to dial in call:
+1 301-715-8592 or +1305-224-1968 Webinar ID: 884 5368 5011
This meeting will only be livestreamed on YouTube and Zoom. It will not be available live
on Channel 191.
*This meeting/hearing of the Worcester School Committee will be held in-person at the location provided on this notice. Members of the
public are welcome to attend this in-person meeting. Please note that while an option for remote attendance and /or participation is being
provided as a courtesy to the public, the meeting/hearing will not be suspended or terminated if technological problems interrupt the virtual
broadcast, unless otherwise required by law. Members of the public with particular interest in any specific item on this agenda should make
plans for in-person vs. virtual attendance accordingly.
ORDER OF BUSINESS
I.
CALL TO ORDER
II. ROLL CALL
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Mon Oct 26, 2026 · 04:00 PM
Commission on Elder Affairs
Commission on Elder Affairs to hear from Quinsigamond Community College coordinator
The Commission on Elder Affairs will meet to review director and operations reports and approve previous meeting minutes. The meeting includes a guest presentation from the coordinator of the Hospitality and Recreation Management Program at Quinsigamond Community College.
- Guest speaker Pat Hutchinson, coordinator of the Hospitality and Recreation Management Program of Quinsigamond Community College
- Approval of September 28, 2026 Commission meeting minutes
- Approval of October 13, 2026 Senior Center Committee Report
- Director's report on goals and outcomes
- Reports on operations, special projects, senior services, education, and outreach
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Worcester Senior Center, 128 Providence Street
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BOARD MEMBERS
Noreen Shea, Chair *
Asuncion Austriaco
Chizoma Nosike
Christian Roberts
Facely Henriquez *
Lovo Koliego *
Matthew Torrey
Olanike Ojelabi
Pavel Terpelets
Roxana Gomez Vargas
Sarah Faucher
Stephen Corridori *
Tamara Cullen *
Thuha Le
*Senior Center Committee Members
CONTACT
•
Address: WSC, 128 Providence St.
•
Hours: 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
•
Phone: 508-799-1232
•
Email:
elderaffairs@worcesterma.gov
•
Website:
www.worcesterma.gov/senior-center
The Commission on Elder Affair is committed to
ensuring that its public meetings are accessible to
all. If you need reasonable accommodations to
participate in the meeting, please reach out to the
staff contact listed. While boards and
commissions do their best to accommodate you,
certain accommodations may not be available if
requested within short notice of the scheduled
meeting. Requests for American Sign Language
interpretation must be made 10 business days or
more in advance of the meeting.
Hay disponibles servicios de interpretación y
otras adaptaciones con solicitud previa.
تتوفر الترجمة الفورية وغيرها من وسائل التيسير عند الطلب المسبق
अनवु ा द र अ6य आवसह अ'-म अनरोधपचत ाु उपल5ध
हु6छ।
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Mon Oct 26, 2026 · 05:30 PM
Green Worcester Advisory Committee
Green Worcester Advisory Committee to review Zero Waste Master Plan
The committee will hear a presentation on the city's first Zero Waste Master Plan and vote on the 2027 meeting calendar. Members will also discuss data centers and receive updates on energy, waste, and watershed projects.
- Presentation of Worcester's First Zero Waste Master Plan by Ruth Abbe
- Approval of the GWAC 2027 Proposed Meeting Calendar
- Discussion on data centers
- Public meetings for Project Blue Worcester: Quinsigamond Watershed (Nov 4) and Mill Brook Watershed (Nov 10)
- Review of City Council orders regarding stormwater runoff at Cooks Pond and rain gardens at Circuit Ave. West and Gates Ln.
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Inspectional Services, 25 Meade Street
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Thank you. You're all ready? Good evening and welcome to the Monday, October 26th meeting of the Green Worcester Advisory Committee. We are ready? We're turned on. My name is Mary Niddle and I will chair tonight's meeting. Before we begin, I want to go over the meeting rules and other logistical details. Tonight's meeting is in a hybrid format, which means that we have committee members, city staff and community members, both in person and online. This is a public meeting and it is being recorded. The draft meeting minutes are generally available for review and approval at a consequent meeting. Once an agenda item is called, there will be a brief presentation of the item, followed by any additional comments and clarifications from members of the city staff. Then an opportunity for anyone from the public to speak on that item before we proceed to community discussion and action. The members of the public will be given a maximum of two minutes to speak in order to provide enough time for the discussion and keep the meeting on time . To help maintain an orderly meeting, please address all comments and questions through the chair rather than directly to any of the other speakers or committee members. Each agenda has an opportunity for the public to speak on a matter not on the agenda for a limited amount of time, no more than two minutes at the public participation slash community engagement or standing items to be considered for plac ements on the next agenda. When an item outsi …
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COMMITTEE MEMBERS
Mary Knittle, Chair
Evelyn Herwitz, Vice Chair
Patricia Austin
Ted Conna
Mary Leovich
Stephen McCauley
Deirdra Murphy
CONTACT
Address: 51 Sever St., Room 310
Hours: M-F 9am-5pm (by appointment)
Phone: 508-799-8324
Email: greenworcester@worcesterma.gov
Website: WorcesterMA.gov/DSR
The Green Worcester Advisory Committee is
committed to ensuring that its public meetings are
accessible to all. If you need reasonable
accommodations to participate in the meeting, please
reach out to the staff contact listed. While boards and
commissions do their best to accommodate you,
certain accommodations may not be available if
requested within short notice of the scheduled
meeting. Requests for American Sign Language
interpretation must be made 10 business days or more
in advance of the meeting.
Hay disponibles servicios de interpretación y
otras adaptaciones con solicitud previa.
تتوفر الترجمة الفورية وغيرها من وسائل التيسير عند الطلب المسبق
अनवु ा द र अ6य आवसह अ'-म अनरोधपचत ाु उपल5ध
हु6छ।
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yêu cầu trước.
DEPARTMENT STAFF
John Odell, Chief
Jessica Davis, Project Manager
Gabrielle Hajos, Energy Advocate
Sarah Hayden, Sustainability & GIS Analyst
Katie Liming, Lak …
Mon Oct 26, 2026 · 06:00 PM
Human Rights Commission
Human Rights Commission to review police policies and discuss CRB report
The Commission will assign members to review and recommend changes to three Worcester Police Department policies. Members will also receive a briefing on a proposed City Council ordinance regarding homeless encampments.
- Review of WPD Transgender Policy
- Review of WPD Mental Health Policy
- Review of WPD BWC updated policy
- Briefing on proposed city council ordinance regarding homeless/encampments
- Presentation and discussion of Chief Equity Officer Kevin Lovaincy's CRB report
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Esther Howland (South) Chamber
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BOARD MEMBERS
Chairperson, Vacant
Vice Chair, Randy Feldman
Clerk, Kerry Whiterell
Members:
Bernard Reese
Anahit Marutyan
Rev. Jonathan Slavinskas
CONTACT
•Executive Office of Diversity, Equity&
Inclusion (EODEI)
•51 Sever St. 3rd. Flr.
Worcester, MA 01609
•Tel. 508-799-1995
•Email: EODEI@worcesterma.gov
The HRC is committed to ensuring that its public
meetings are accessible to all. If you need
reasonable accommodations to participate in the
meeting, please reach out to the staff contact
listed. While boards and commissions do their
best to accommodate you, certain
accommodations may not be available if
requested within short notice of the scheduled
meeting. Requests for American Sign Language
interpretation must be made 10 business days or
more in advance of the meeting.
Hay disponibles servicios de interpretación y
otras adaptaciones con solicitud previa.
ﺗﺘﻮﻓﺮ
اﻟﺘﺮﺟﻤﺔ
اﻟﻔﻮرﯾﺔ
وﻏﯿﺮھﺎ
ﻣﻦ
وﺳﺎﺋﻞ
اﻟﺘﯿﺴﯿﺮ
ﻋﻨﺪ
اﻟﻄﻠﺐ
اﻟﻤﺴﺒﻖ
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हु6छ।
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disponíveis mediante solicitação prévia.
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ma wɔn a wɔn bɛ bisa ato hɔ.
Phiên dịch và các hỗ trợ khác có sẵn theo
yêu cầu trước.
DIVISION STAFF
Patricia M. LaFore, Esq.
Director of Human Rights & Accessibility
Staff Liaison
UPCOMING MEETINGS
November 23, 2026
HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION MEETIN …
Fri Oct 23, 2026 · 08:00 AM
Abby Kelley Foster Charter School Facilities and Finance Committee
Committee to review FY26 audit and FY27 budget
The Facilities and Finance Committee will review the FY26 audit and the FY27 budget restatement. The committee may recommend both items for a final vote by the Board of Trustees. The meeting also includes updates on a building project and facilities and IT reports.
- Recommendation of the FY26 audit presented by Jennifer A. L’Heureux
- Recommendation of the FY27 budget restatement
- Building project update from QPD Lindsay Richard
- Facilities report from Jeff DiPadua
- Information Technology report from Gabriel Beltran
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Abby Kelley Foster Charter Public School
10 New Bond Street Worcester, MA 01606
Phone: (508) 854-8400 Fax: (508) 854-8484
www.akfcs.org
Facilities and Finance Committee Meeting Agenda
Friday, October 23, 2026
8:00 a.m.
ZOOM webinar
https://akfcs-org.zoom.us/j/91784152687
I.
Call to Order
II.
Attendance Recorded
III.
Review of the September 18, 2026 Meeting Minutes
A. Motion: To approve the September 18, 2026 Meeting Minutes.
IV.
AKFCS Audit Presentation - Jennifer A. L’Heureux, AAFCPA, Inc.
A. Motion: To recommend the FY26 audit as presented for vote by the
Board of Trustees.
V.
Building Project Update - QPD Lindsay Richard
VI.
FY27 Budget - Katie Donahue
A. Motion: To recommend the FY27 budget restatement for vote by the Board
of Trustees.
VII.
Facilities Report - Jeff DiPadua
VIII.
Information Technology Report - Gabriel Beltran
IX.
Adjournment
A. Motion: To adjourn the meeting
Abby Kelley Foster Charter Public School does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religious creed, national origin, sex, ancestry, sexual orientation,
as defined by law, or on the basis of age, as defined by law, disability, gender identity, genetic information, veteran’s status, military service or application for
military service.
Thu Oct 22, 2026 · 05:00 PM
School Committee
School Committee to consider lease for 10 special education buses
The Worcester School Committee will meet to discuss district business, including a proposal for a five-year special education bus lease. The committee will also hear a student petition regarding bathroom conditions at Sullivan Middle School and hold executive sessions on collective bargaining strategy.
- Authorization of a five-year lease agreement for 10 special education buses
- Public petition from 8th-grade students for bathroom renovations at Sullivan Middle School
- Executive session on successor contract negotiations with Educational Association of Worcester and United Federation of Police Officers, Local 302
- Review of student assessment and performance data
- Update on the City of Worcester IT Department moving out of Worcester Technical High School
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Esther Howland (South) Chamber
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CLERK OF THE SCHOOL COMMITTEE
WORCESTER PUBLIC SCHOOLS
20 IRVING STREET
WORCESTER, MASSACHUSETTS 01609
The School Committee will hold an in-person meeting with a virtual option*:
on:
Thursday, October 22, 2026
At:
5:00 p.m. Executive Session
6:00 p.m. Open Session
Esther Howland Chamber, Worcester City Hall or virtually with link below
https://worcesterschools.zoom.us/j/82746440670?pwd=dmp4TnIxYThBd
nhkZWQ1bm1hMjFFZz09
Also accessible by telephone, to dial in call: +1 301-715-8592 or
+1 305-224-1968; Webinar ID: 827 4644 0670
*This meeting/hearing of the Worcester School Committee will be held in-person at the location provided on this notice. Members
of the public are welcome to attend this in-person meeting. Please note that while an option for remote attendance and /or
participation is being provided as a courtesy to the public, the meeting/hearing will not be suspended or terminated if technological
problems interrupt the virtual broadcast, unless otherwise required by law. Members of the public with particular interest in any
specific item on this agenda should make plans for in-person vs. virtual attendance accordingly.
ORDER OF BUSINESS
A. General Business Items taken in Executive Session
To discuss strategy with respect to collective bargaining if an open meeting may
have a detrimental effect on the bargaining position of the public body and the chair
so declares – Successor Contract Nego …
Thu Oct 22, 2026 · 08:30 AM
Retirement Board
Worcester Retirement Board to review investment performance and fund managers
The Board will discuss current investment issues, including market updates and asset allocation. The meeting includes due diligence presentations from several investment management firms.
- Estimated Retirement Performance as of 09/30/2026
- August 2026 Performance Review
- Due diligence presentation from Stonepeak (Infrastructure)
- Due diligence presentation from BlackRock/GIP (Infrastructure)
- Due diligence presentations from Old Farm, IR&M, Eaton Vance, AEW Partners, Acadian, and State Street Global Advisers
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Virtual Meeting
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BOARD MEMBERS
Elizabeth Early, Elected, Chair
Robert Stearns, Ex-Officio
Matthew Walley, Appointed
John Mahan, Elected
Tamara Cullen, 5th Member
CONTACT
•
455 Main Street, City Hall Room 103
Worcester MA 01608,
•
8-4:15 M-F
•
508-579-7649
•
Retirement@Worcesterma.gov
•
Worcesterma.gov/Retirement-Board
The Worcester Retirement Board is committed to
ensuring that its public meetings are accessible to
all. Should you require interpretation, auxiliary
aids, services, written materials in other formats,
or reasonable modifications in policies and
procedures, please contact the Retirement Office a
minimum of 2 business days in advance of the
scheduled meeting.
Hay disponibles servicios de interpretación y
otras adaptaciones con solicitud previa.
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DIVISION STAFF
Lisa Poske, Executive
Vicki Cabezas, Accounting
Jennifer Wood, Payroll
Lori Cutroni, Head Clerk
Fiona Szpiech, Member Rep.
UPCOMING MEETINGS
11/12/26 – Regular Meeting – 8:30 AM
WORCESTER RETIREMENT BOARD FINANCAL
MEETING AGENDA
10/22/2026| 8:30 AM|
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Thu Oct 22, 2026 · 08:30 AM
Civic Center Commission
Civic Center Commission to review DCU funding and Legends Global reporting
The Civic Center Commission will receive a project status update from the City of Worcester and discuss DCU funding. The body will also review operational, financial, and marketing reports from Legends Global.
- Community Opportunity Day Application for DCF Holiday Party on 12/20/26
- DCU funding update discussion
- Legends Global reporting on finance, sales, and operations
- City of Worcester Project Status Update
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DCU Center, 50 Foster Street
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Good morning. Welcome to the city of Worester service center commission meeting for October 22nd, 2026. My name commissioners the chairman. Uh we have a full slate of commissioners uh with us this morning. Kate Mc is with us uh remotely. Good morning Kate. Uh Commissioner Heritine is here. Uh Commissioner Kevin Gold is here. And Commissioner Tenderson is here. So, thank you commissioners all for making uh making this meeting a priority for also our partners from Legend Global. We have a full slate. Uh general manager Jamie Peterson is here and uh assistant general manager Pete Doyle is here and the people who do the work, Melissa Day and and uh Bridget Cananan here also and our leazison from the city of Worcester Matter. Thank you all for being this time. Uh item number one on the agenda, acceptance of the meeting minutes for September 24th. Uh commissioners have a chance to look over the uh uh the minutes. And Matt, I just want to uh compliment you on these meetings. I know there's a lot of information particularly from the uh the CEO last month and we had captured it quite. So thank you. Thank you. I know we want to give credit. It wasn't just me. Yeah, I appreciate that. Thank you very much. Though because sometime, you know, I think we always instruct, you know, keep but we also want to make sure that we're complying with the state requirements putting everything that it needs to be there. Okay. That said, there's no questions. I'd ask for a motion to approve second. Any …
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BOARD MEMBERS
Lenny Ciuffredo – Chairman
Penelope Herideen
Kate McEvoy
Kevin Gould
Che Anderson
CONTACT
•
Address: 50 Officer Manny Familia
Way, Worcester, MA 01605
•
Hours: 8:30AM – 5:00PM
•
Phone: 508-799-8588
•
Email:
PublicFacilities@worcesterma.gov
•
Website: Public Facilities | City of
Worcester
The Civic Center Commission is committed to
ensuring that its public meetings are accessible to
all. Should you require interpretation, auxiliary
aids, services, written materials in other formats,
or reasonable modifications in policies and
procedures, please contact the Department of
Public Facilities a minimum of 2 business days in
advance of the scheduled meeting.
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otras adaptaciones con solicitud previa.
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DIVISION STAFF
Matthew Urban
UPCOMING MEETINGS
December 3, 2026
CIVIC CENTER COMMISSION MEETING
AGENDA
October 22, 2026 – 8:30AM
DCU Center, 50 Foster Street, Worcester, MA 2nd flr conference room
This Civic Center Commission meeting will be held in-person at the
d …
Thu Oct 22, 2026 · 06:30 PM
Parks and Recreation Commission
Parks and Recreation Commission to discuss park master plans and memorial sign
The commission will receive updates on master plans for Bell Pond and Newton Hill at Elm Park. The body will also consider a request for a memorial sign at Indian Hill Park and appoint a new chairperson.
- Bell Pond Master Plan Update
- Newton Hill at Elm Park Master Plan Update
- Discussion with Park Spirit of Worcester regarding park land used for non-park purposes
- Appointment of a new Parks & Recreation Commission Chairperson
- Request from Jeff Cammuso to install a memorial sign for Tara Creamer at Indian Hill Park
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Parks, Recreation and Cemetery Building, 50 Officer Manny Familia Way
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To call to order the start of today's meeting of the Parks Commission on October 22, 2026. Um, Millie. Oh, do you want to turn it on? Um, our new assistant 3 Monet Torres will be conducting roll call votes from now on. Commissioner Ceccheroni is present. Commissioner Dardy. Respond. X Commissioner Ceccheroni is present. Commissioner Dai is Commissioner Sorado. Present. Good. Commissioner Stratton is present. Commissioner Turner. Missing. The next issue is approval of the minutes of the meeting of September 24. Um, commissioners, please be aware that you have an amended copy of the minutes, um, which includes a notice that the meetings will be publicly available, um, online. We propose to approve this protocol with a new amendment. I will make a motion to approve the minutes with the amended, um, modified wording at the bottom. Commissioner Cesaroni. Yes. Commissioner Dardy. Commissioner Dardy. Commissioner Sorado. Yes. Commissioner Stratton. Could you go back to Commissioner Derby again to make sure? Commissioner Dai, do we have three of them? We don't have any. We don't. No, we need four. So, Brian, if you can hear me, can you wave? Oh, sorry. Good. Do you want to ask Commissioner Day again? Commissioner Dai, this is for the approval of the minutes, Brian. Good. Uh, next question, public participation. The time for this meeting will be limited to two hours unless a majority of the committee members present vote to extend the allotted time. Um, for the public par …
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BOARD MEMBERS
Nick Chacharone
Brian Dardy
Eric Stratton
Andrew Serrato
Natalie Turner
CONTACT
•
50 Officer Manny Familia Way
•
Worcester, MA 01605
•
Hours: 8:00 am to 5:00 PM
•
Phone: 508-799-1190
•
Email: Parks@worcesterma.gov
•
Website:
www.worcesterma.gov/parks
The Parks & Recreation Commission is committed
to ensuring that its public meetings are accessible
to all. If you need reasonable accommodations to
participate in the meeting, please reach out to the
staff contact listed. While boards and commissions
do their best to accommodate you, certain
accommodation may not be available if requested
within short notice of the scheduled meeting.
Requests
for
American
Sign
Language
interpretation must be made 10 business days or
more in advance of the meeting.
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otras adaptaciones con solicitud previa.
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DIVISION STAFF
Robert C. Antonelli Jr. Commissioner
Jeffery Tomaino, Parks & Recreation
Coordinator
Mily Pacheco, Coordinator of
Administration & Finance
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Thu Oct 22, 2026 · 10:00 AM
License Commission
License Commission to review one-day liquor and entertainment permits
The License Commission will consider several requests for one-day liquor and entertainment licenses for October and November events. The body will also review common victualer operating hours and various alcohol-related permit alterations.
- One-day liquor and entertainment requests for Creative Hub (2 Ionic Avenue), Juan Maldonado (278 Shrewsbury Street), and Cam Brigham (48 Green Street)
- One-day entertainment license for live music at Worcester Common for Skate Night Worcester
- Operating hours requests for Jamaican Bites (169A Lincoln Street), Taqueria Acapulcos (453 Lincoln Street), and YMCA of Greater Worcester (75 Shore Drive)
- Farmer Winery Pouring Permit and premises alteration request for Be Hoppy Brewing LLC (72 Shrewsbury Street)
- Lodging house license request for WPI (49 Institute Road)
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I just Okay. >> All right. >> Recording in progress. >> I'm Anthony Vigliotti. I'll be chairing today's meeting of the Worcester License Commission for October 22nd, 2026. On my left is Commissioner Chiron Fischer. On my right is Commissioner Marissa Cruz. And to my father right from the Office of Inspectional Services, Deborah Steel representing the Worester Law Department, Attorney Amanda Moran from the Worester Police Department, Sergeant Thomas Needm. And uh we have other representatives from the Worester Police Department who will introduce themselves at a later moment. With that, let me just give you a few brief um announcements. This meeting is a hybrid meeting. This means it is uh both in person and access online. Uh it is being recorded. Minutes will be taken published at a later date. We ask all speakers that are participating in today's meeting. If you're present, please go to the podium uh to behind you uh give us your name, where you live, and tell us about the application that you are addressing before us. If you are online, uh please again give us your name, uh where you live. Uh if you're not on the agenda at that point, please hit star six to mute your computer and then hit star six to unmute it when you're about to speak. The process is that the person who has piled the petition will then make the presentation of their petition. There will be questions from the uh license commission. There will be questions and comments from both inspectional services and po …
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‘BOARD MEMBERS
Anthony Vigliotti, Chair
Charran Fisher,
Commissioner
Maritza Cruz, Commissioner
CONTACT
• 25 Meade Street, 2nd
floor-Room 205
• Hours: 8:30 a.m. –
5:00 p.m.
• Phone: 509 799-1198 -
33009
• Email:
license@worcesterma.
gov
• Website:
worcesterma.gov
The License Commission is
committed to
ensuring that its public
meetings are accessible to all.
If you need reasonable
accommodations to
participate in the meeting,
please reach out to the staff
contact listed. While boards
and commissions do their
best to accommodate you,
certain accommodations may
not be available if requested
within short notice of the
scheduled meeting. Requests
for American Sign Language
interpretation must be made
10 business days or more in
advance of the meeting.
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Meeting Dates
November 12
December 3
December 17
LICENSE COMMISSION MEETING AGENDA
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22, 2026-10:00 a.m.
25 Meade Street-First floor-Room 109
This License Commission meeting will be held in-person at
the date, time and location listed above. Meeting attendees
will additionally have options to participate remotely by
joining online or by phone:
o Use the following link to join the meeting via computer
https://worcesterma.zoomgov.com/j/1659693261?pwd=dx
rzVuPIfkRhuWqB1khWMRDwAMzW02.1
Call 1-669-254-5252 (Access Code: 165 969 3261)
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Wed Oct 21, 2026 · 05:00 PM
Learning First Charter Public School Governance Committee
Governance Committee to discuss leadership transition and staff evaluation
The committee is meeting to discuss a transition plan for the Board Chair and Vice Chair positions. Members will also provide an update on the evaluation for Leo.
- Approval of August governance minutes
- Discussion of transition plan for Chair and Vice Chair seats
- Update on Leo's evaluation narrative and student data
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Learning First Charter Public School
October Governance Agenda
**No September mtg. due to committee absences, same agenda**
10/21/2026
Time: 5:00-6:00pm
Remote
Link to mtg.
https://meet.google.com/ffd-zyay-mzh?authuser=0
Attendance:
School employee:
Kimberly Minton
BOT Members:
Justin Vernon
Brian Allen
Marlena Eastty
Start time:
Adjourned:
Agenda:
• Approve August governance minutes
• John and Justin’s seats as Chair and Vice Chair will be up in November. Transition plan?
o This will be discussed at the whole Board meeting this evening. Talked about
Patrick maybe transitioning one of those seats and moving out of treasurer.
Justin will present this info. to the group. Justin still has three years left on the
Board, and will renew in November. John up in 2028, but position is also up.
Update needed on the plan.
• Leo’s Evaluation: update from Justin and Brian
o Still needs the narrative portion. Justin requested that the completion be split up
between the three of them (Justin, Brian and Marlena). Kim will send the SOR to
the group and the EOY student data, to use for the eval. Justin will check with
Leo about that. Due to Justin on 9-5-2026. Will have the evaluation ready for
vote at the September Board mtg.
Update?
• New Business:
• Tasks:
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Wed Oct 21, 2026 · 05:30 PM
Affordable Housing Trust Fund Board of Trustees
Board to vote on extending Spring 2026 housing commitments
The Affordable Housing Trust Fund Board of Trustees will meet to vote on extending conditional commitments for the Spring 2026 AHTF-CPA. The meeting includes a presentation on pet-inclusive housing and a financial status update.
- Vote: Extension of Spring 2026 AHTF-CPA Conditional Commitments to December 31, 2026
- Presentation: Pet Inclusive Housing by Jamie Blackburn of the MSPCA
- Discussion: Financial Status Update
- Vote: Approval of August 19, 2026 meeting minutes
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Virtual Meeting
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hello. Welcome to the Affordable Housing Trust Board Meeting on October 21, 2026 . Please keep your microphone on except when speaking, and clearly state your name for the minutes . First, I will check attendance . Hello, Director Agudelo. Hello, Director Brooks. Hello, Director Hampton Dance. Hello, Director Kopur and Director Mace Boy. Hello, Director Perez . Hello, Director of Pink Com. Director Sai Ah . Then, we will move on to the first agenda item, the vote on the approval of the minutes for August 19, 2026. The draft of the minutes has been distributed in advance, but I would like to briefly ask the directors if any revisions or additional explanations are needed . Since you have no particular objections, I will submit the motion for approval. I submit a motion to approve the minutes as drafted . Then, I will begin the attendance check Director Agudelo, yes. Director Brooks, I agree. Director Hampton Dance, I agree . Director Kopur, Director Mace Boy, I agree. Director Perez, I agree. Director Pink Com, I agree. Director Sai A, I agree. With this, the agenda item has been passed. The next item is a vote on extending the conditional commitment period of the Affordable Housing Trust Fund (CPA) for Fall 2025 and Spring 2026 until December 31, 2026. Well, regarding this, I would like to ask Janet for some background. thank you. Well, I think this is the most important vote, aside from writing the minutes . Well, as you may recall from the board , the trust …
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BOARD MEMBERS
Victor Agudelo, Chair
James Brooks, Ex-Officio
Johanna Hampton-Dance
Benetta Kuffour
Joseph McEvoy
Willdalize Perez
Jason Pincomb, Vice Chair
Zantia Seda
Vacant (1)
CONTACT
•
Address: 455 Main Street, 4th Floor
Worcester, MA 01608
•
Hours: M-F, 8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
•
Phone: 508-799-1400
•
Email: KazmiJ@worcesterma.gov
•
Website:
https://www.worcesterma.gov/housi
ng-neighborhood-development
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meetings are accessible to all. If you need
reasonable accommodation to participate in the
meeting, please reach out to the staff contact
listed. While boards and commissions do their
best to accommodate you, certain accommodation
may not be available if requested within short
notice of the scheduled meeting. Requests for
American Sign Language interpretation must be
made 10 business days or more in advance of the
meeting.
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otras adaptaciones con solicitud previa.
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DIVISION STAFF
Andrew Taylor, ACDO
James Brooks, Director
Jeanette Kazmi, …
Wed Oct 21, 2026 · 04:00 PM
Central MA Metropolitan Planning Organization
CMMPO to consider approval of FY2026 Public Participation Plan
The Central Massachusetts Metropolitan Planning Organization will meet to discuss transportation planning and public engagement. The body may take action to approve the FY2026 Public Participation Plan. The meeting includes presentations on safety and transportation studies.
- Potential approval of FY2026 Public Participation Plan (PPP)
- SS4A Vision Zero Draft Action Plan Presentation
- Active Transportation Program Updates Presentation
- Vernon Connected Planning Study Final Report
- Housing and Transportation Study Final Report
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Meeting of the Central Massachusetts Metropolitan Planning Organization
Date: Wednesday, October 21, 2026
Time: 4:00 PM
Place: This meeting will be held virtually through Zoom Webinar (use link below). Additional meeting materials can be
found through the CMRPC web calendar: https://cmrpc.org/event/cmmpo-committee-27/
Zoom Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85769096074?pwd=NRRoXAyUVSiESEViuz6zdTvIz4dnqp.1
Webinar ID: 857 6909 6074
Password: 901017
Dial In: +1 646 558 8656 US (New York)
AGENDA
•
Introduction
•
Undersecretary Silverberg’s remarks
•
Approval of July 15, 2026, Meeting Minutes
•
Opportunity for Public Comment
•
CMMPO Subregional Representative Elections Meeting Results
•
Public Participation Plan (PPP)
o Potential Action: Approval of FY2026 PPP
•
SS4A Vision Zero Draft Action Plan Presentation
•
Active Transportation Program Updates Presentation
•
Staff Updates
o TIP
o Vernon Connected Planning Study – Final Report
o Housing and Transportation Study – Final Report
•
New Business
•
Next Meetings:
o CMMPO Advisory Committee meeting (virtual) – October 28, 2026, 3:00PM
o CMMPO meeting (virtual) – November 18, 2026, 4:00PM
•
Adjournment
CMMPO meetings are conducted in accessible locations and materials can be provided in accessible formats free of
charge upon request (including but not limited to interpreters in American Sign Language and languages other than
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Wed Oct 21, 2026 · 05:30 PM
Public Schools Standing Committee on Finance
Finance Committee to review FY26 and FY27 budget reports and transfers
The Standing Committee on Finance will review the status of the FY26 and FY27 budgets. The committee will consider recommendations to approve transfers for FY26 and approve the report for FY27.
- FY26 Budget Report and Transfers (gb 5-99)
- FY27 Budget Report and Transfers (gb 6-80)
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Durkin Administration Building, 20 Irving Street
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Committee Members
Administrative Representatives
Dianna Biancheria, Chair
Sara Consalvo
Kathleen Roy, Vice-Chair
Susan Mailman, Member
OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE SCHOOL COMMITTEE
WORCESTER PUBLIC SCHOOLS
20 IRVING STREET
WORCESTER, MA 01609
The Standing Committee on FINANCE will hold a hybrid meeting.
On: Wednesday, October 21, 2026. 5:30 p.m.
At: Durkin Administration Building, 20 Irving Street, Worcester Room 410
Virtual: https://worcesterschools.zoom.us/j/84976971093
Also accessible by telephone, to dial in call: +1 301-715-8592 or +1 305-224-1968
Webinar ID:849 7697 1093
*This meeting/hearing of the Worcester School Committee will be held in-person at the location provided on this notice. Members of the public are
welcome to attend this in-person meeting. Please note that while an option for remote attendance and /or participation is being provided as a
courtesy to the public, the meeting/hearing will not be suspended or terminated if technological problems interrupt the virtual broadcast, unless
otherwise required by law. Members of the public with particular interest in any specific item on this agenda should make plans for in-person vs.
virtual attendance accordingly.
ORDER OF BUSINESS
I. CALL TO ORDER
II. ROLL CALL
III. PUBLIC COMMENT
Any member of the public may address the Committee regarding any item
before them for two (2) minutes. Those speaking will state their name, their
reside …
Tue Oct 20, 2026 · 06:30 PM
Citizens Advisory Council
Citizens Advisory Council to interview applicants and discuss leadership election
The Citizens Advisory Council will meet to interview current applicants and discuss the election of council leadership. The body will also review recruitment and outreach efforts via worcesterculture.org.
- Interviews for current applicants
- Discussion on Council Leadership Election
- Review of recruitment/outreach via www.worcesterculture.org
- Approval of September 17, 2026 meeting minutes
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Levi Lincoln (North) Chamber
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Board MEMBERS
D1: Isabelo “Izzy” Cruz
D1: Elana Rosenbaum
D2: Rachel Brown, Chairperson
D2: Ammar S. Asbahi, Vice Chairperson
D3: Michael Richard
D5: Sarah Gerace
D4: Ted Kostas
D4: Casey Thomas
D5: Carol Stovall
At-Large: Kelly Brochu
CONTACT
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Address: 455 Main Street, Room 109
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Hours: 8:30AM – 5:00PM
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Phone: 508-799-1030
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Email: HR@worcesterma.gov
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Website: www.worcesterma.gov
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all. Should you require interpretation, auxiliary
aids, services, written materials in other formats,
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otras adaptaciones con solicitud previa.
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Division Staff
Lauren Wilkins, Director of
Employment
Goodluck Lamah, Principal HR
Generalist
Citizen Advisory Council Meeting Agenda
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City Council
City Council to consider drone delivery regulations and street improvements
The City Council will discuss requests for traffic calming measures and sidewalk repairs across various neighborhoods. Members are proposing a community forum regarding Amazon's Prime Air drone service and a review of zoning ordinances for drone launch sites.
- Proposed community forum and zoning review for Amazon Prime Air drone delivery services
- Resolution to oppose Statewide Ballot Question 8 on November 3, 2026
- Requests for speed humps on Englewood Ave, Houghton St, Ward St, Prouty Ln, and Elmire Ave
- Proposed honorary street name designation for Oread St. as Ruth Rodriguez-Fay Way
- Hearings set for November 10 regarding conduit locations for Charter Communications and National Grid
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✓ Decided: Worcester City Council opposes State Ballot Question 8 and addresses Amazon drone service plans
The Worcester City Council voted to oppose Statewide Ballot Question 8 and adopted an order calling for a community forum regarding Amazon's proposed Prime Air drone delivery service. Councilors also approved several infrastructure and traffic-related requests, including studying pothole repair programs and street sign surveys, and voted to place a Justice Department report on the police department on file. Additionally, the council referred an order regarding escalating fines for blighted properties to the Economic Development Committee.
- Approved resolution opposing Statewide Ballot Question 8 (6-0, 5 abstentions)
- Adopted order for community forum on Amazon Prime Air drone service (10-1)
- Denied zoning report request regarding Amazon drone launch sites (5-6)
- Referred blighted properties fine ordinance to Economic Development Committee (9-2)
- Adopted order for proactive annual pothole repair program report
- Placed Department of Justice Worcester Police Department report on file (8-2)
- Adopted resolution affirming support for workers' rights (11-0)
- Adopted multiple pedestrian safety orders brought under suspension of rules (11-0)
Esther Howland (South) Chamber
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Good evening everyone. Welcome to the West City Council meeting. If you can please stand for the pledge of allegiance from the Star Spangle Banner. I pledge allegiance to the flag of nation [snorts] [singing] by the dawn early [singing and music] light. What's so Proudly [singing] we held at the twilight lasting who brought stripes and bright [singing] stars through the perilous fight. For the [singing] [music] birds we watch were so [singing] gallently streaming and the rockets red. The bombs [singing] were in [music] gave proof through [singing] the night [music] that our flag was [singing] still there. Oh, say does that [music] star spangled yet [singing] way [music] for the [singing] land [music] of the free and [singing] the home of the brave. and ask everybody to remain standing as we honor two people who passed away this past week. Jack Kelly who was inspector who was the commissioner inspectional services who dedicated his life for safety here in the city of Worester was well known well respected and welll liked and also for Michael Earlio who was the everyday miracles someone in the most vital sense he was the truest in the most vital sense a lifeline for our city and uh his community wasn't just a talking point it was his life work and the foundation of everything he built I know council King has a letter he like to read. Council King. >> Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Um, >> it's an honor to pause to honor the life and legacy of Michael Oello, [snorts] lifelong Worcester …
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CITY OF WORCESTER
Tuesday, October 20, 2026
AGENDA OF THE CITY COUNCIL
AT-LARGE COUNCILORS
Morris A. Bergman
Khrystian E. King
Satya B. Mitra
Gary Rosen
Kathleen M. Toomey
Eric D. Batista
Nikolin Vangjeli
CITY MANAGER
CITY CLERK
MAYOR
Joseph M. Petty
6:30 P.M.
Esther Howland (South) Chamber
www.worcesterma.gov
CITY AUDITOR
Robert V. Stearns
DISTRICT COUNCILORS
Tony Economou - District 1
Robert A. Bilotta - District 2
John P. Fresolo - District 3
Luis A. Ojeda - District 4
Jose A. Rivera - District 5
City Hall - 455 Main Street Worcester, Massachusetts
Virtual Attendee Call-In Information: City Council Zoom Link:
https://worcesterma.zoomgov.com/j/1613631913
City Council Zoom Phone Number: +1 646 828 7666
City Council Zoom Access Code: 161 363 1913
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of the meeting.
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comuníquese con la oficina del Secretario Municipal por correo electrónico
a clerk@worcesterma.gov. Por favor note que las solicitudes de
interpretación deberán ser enviadas 48 horas antes de la reunión.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE …
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CITY OF WORCESTER
JOURNAL OF THE CITY COUNCIL
Tuesday, October 20, 2026
Esther Howland (South) Chamber
Convened: 6:32 P.M.
Adjourned: 10:36 P.M.
CITY MANAGER
Eric D. Batista
CITY AUDITOR
Robert V. Stearns
CITY CLERK
Nikolin Vangjeli
MAYOR
Joseph M. Petty
AT-LARGE COUNCILORS
Morris A. Bergman
Khrystian E. King
Satya B. Mitra
Gary Rosen
Kathleen M. Toomey
www.worcesterma.gov
DISTRICT COUNCILORS
Tony Economou - District 1
Robert A. Bilotta - District 2
John P. Fresolo - District 3
Luis A. Ojeda - District 4
Jose A. Rivera - District 5
City Hall - 455 Main Street Worcester, Massachusetts
1. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
2. STAR SPANGLED BANNER
3. ROLL CALL - All present with the Mayor as the Chair.
4. PROCLAMATIONS, ACKNOWLEDGMENTS, MOMENTS OF SILENCE
4a.
MOMENT OF SILENCE in memory of John R. Kelly, who passed away on Thursday,
October 15, 2026 at age of 76 and Michael A. Earielo, who passed away on Friday,
October 16, 2026 at the age of 56. Mr. Kelly served as the Commissioner of Inspectional
Services for the City of Worcester prior to retiring in 2020, and Mr. Earielo worked in
the community as the Director of Everyday Miracles Peer Recovery Center.
4b.
Mayor Petty read a Proclamation declaring the month of October 2026 as Dysautonomia
Awareness Month in the City of Worcester. The Proclamation was presented to Kate
McGrath, founder of Diss the Dys, a Dysautonomia Awareness Campaign.
October 20, 2026
Journal of the City Council
Page 1 of 17
5. APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES
5a.
Order - …
Tue Oct 20, 2026 · 04:30 PM
Accessibility Advisory Committee
AAC to review accessible housing updates and Abby Kelly School application
The Accessibility Advisory Commission will receive updates on city accessible affordable housing units and the Massachusetts Affordable Housing Trust Fund. The body will also consider an AAB application for the Abby Kelly School.
- Update on City Accessible, Affordable Housing Units
- Massachusetts Affordable Housing Trust Fund update
- AAB application decision for 10 Bond Street (Abby Kelly School)
- Discussion of upcoming December elections for Chairperson, Vice Chairperson, and Clerk
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Virtual Meeting
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BOARD MEMBERS
Chair,
Vice Chair, Elizabeth Myska
Members:
John Finn
Dee Karuna
Stephen Stolberg
Associate Member(s)
CONTACT
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Executive Office of Diversity,
Equity& Inclusion (EODEI)
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51 Sever St. 3rd. Flr.
Worcester, MA 01609
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Tel. 508-799-1995
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Email: EODEI@worcesterma.gov
The AAC is committed to ensuring that its public
meetings are accessible to all. Should you require
interpretation, auxiliary aids, services, written
materials in other formats, or reasonable
modifications in policies and procedures, please
contact the [Division/ Department] a minimum of
2 business days in advance of the scheduled
meeting.
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otras adaptaciones con solicitud previa.
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DIVISION STAFF
Dawn E. Clark
Accessibility Program Coordinator
Next Meeting:
NOVEMBER 17, 2026
ACCESSIBILITY ADVISORY COMMISSION
(AAC) MEETING AGENDA
This is a virtual meeting.
Tuesday, October 20, 2026, 4:30pm
The AAC meeting will be held at the date, time and location listed above.
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🏗️ Building permits & Business licenses (latest 25)
Recent records pulled from the city's own open-data portal. Beta — dates/values as published by the source.
| Issued | Address | Type | Value |
|---|
| 9 NEVADA ST Worcester MA 01602 | Building Permit | |
| 6 PATCH RESERVOIR DR Worcester MA 01602 | Building Permit | |
| 8 FRANCONIA ST Worcester MA 01602 | Building Permit | |
| 27 LESLIE RD Worcester MA 01605 | Building Permit | |
| 27 CHAMBERLAIN PKWY Worcester MA 01602 | Building Permit | |
| 10 CIRCUIT AVE EAST Worcester MA 01603 | Building Permit | |
| 29 NEPTUNE RD Worcester MA 01605 | Building Permit | |
| 58 WINIFRED AVE Worcester MA 01602 | Building Permit | |
| 16 MORELAND ST Worcester MA 01609 | Building Permit | |
| 37 PLEASANT VALLEY DR Worcester MA 01605 | Building Permit | |
| 9 BLUE BELL RD Worcester MA 01606 | Building Permit | |
| 5 BALMORAL ST Worcester MA 01602 | Building Permit | |
| 22 DALLAS ST Worcester MA 01604 | Building Permit | |
| 268 SAINT NICHOLAS AVE Worcester MA 01606 | Building Permit | |
| 256 BURNCOAT ST Worcester MA 01606 | Building Permit | |
| 97 WEBSTER ST Worcester MA 01603 | Building Permit | |
| 71 EUNICE AVE Worcester MA 01606 | Building Permit | |
| 47 INDIAN HILL RD Worcester MA 01606 | Building Permit | |
| 19 DIXON AVE Worcester MA 01605 | Building Permit | |
| 5 ROSITA RD Worcester MA 01606 | Building Permit | |
| 53 QUINAPOXET LN Worcester MA 01606 | Building Permit | |
| 6 WAUCANTUCK RD Worcester MA 01606 | Building Permit | |
| 18 MERTON RD Worcester MA 01605 | Building Permit | |
| 28 GARRISON AVE Worcester MA 01606 | Building Permit | |
| 82 IDALLA RD Worcester MA 01606 | Building Permit | |
Source: Building permits · Business licenses
💰 Federal awards (top 10 by amount)
Largest recent federal contract/grant awards to recipients in this city (2023–present), via USAspending.gov.
Source: USAspending.gov (U.S. Treasury) — federal awards only, not city budgets.
🌐 County-level context (Worcester County)
County-level context — from BLS, IRS, FEMA, HUD, Census. These figures cover the whole county this city sits in, not just the city itself.
Net migration-1,716 people (-$221.4M net AGI · 2023)
Federal disasters (10 yr)5 ({"Severe Storm": 8, "Hurricane": 7, "Snowstorm": 7, "Flood": · last Wed May 15, 2024)
Traffic fatalities9 (2 pedestrian · 2024)
Business establishments19,181 (319,255 employees · 2023)
Fair Market Rent (2BR)$1,854/mo (9,578 assisted households · 2025)
Adults with low literacy17.1% (low numeracy 25% · 2017)
Sources: BLS LAUS, IRS SOI, FEMA, NHTSA FARS, Census CBP, HUD, NCES PIAAC
City profile
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Permitted housing units
The money — in
source: Census gov-finance & state comptrollerBudget
Revenue$1.13B
Spending$1.16B
Operating spending ran ahead of revenue this year.
Debt load HIGH
Outstanding debt$938.3M
Debt-to-revenue0.83×
Debt-load index80 / 100
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Outcomes — economic mobility
source: Opportunity Atlas (Harvard) · research useFor kids who grew up here in low-income households, their adult household-income rank (0–1). The average hides a gap by race:
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