The Town of Gloucester announced that the Department of Public Works began flushing the water distribution system Oct. 14 to switch disinfectants, with a switch back to monochloramine expected two to five weeks later.
Gloucester announced Oct. 13 that a dumpster is available at the DPW on Poplar Street through the end of October for residents to dispose of old recycling bins and trash carts.
Gloucester's City Council and Planning Board each voted 7-0 to adopt the 2026 Housing Compass Plan after a joint public hearing.
Gloucester Zoning Board of Appeals denies Angle Street deck permit, 3-1, over fire-safety objections.
The Gloucester City Council voted 0-7 to reject fire lanes on both sides of Radcliffe Street after a contentious hearing over a decades-old Rocky Neck parking dispute.
Gloucester Planning Board approves three-lot consolidation off Jebica Lane into two parcels. The board voted 4-0, with Member Beverly Bookin abstaining, to endorse an approval-not-required plan filed by trustees Deborah C.
The Gloucester City Council approved a special permit for a 40-unit mixed-use development at 150 Main Street on a 9-0 roll-call vote. Council President Tony Gross moved the SCP 2026-3 permit for applicant Gloucester Maine LLC; Councilor Anna Kimberly seconded.
Gloucester zoning board delays vote on nine-court pickleball complex after parking backlash.
The Gloucester City Council heard an extensive Casella Waste Systems briefing on the city's October 1 switch to automated trash and recycling collection.
Gloucester Planning Board reviews draft Housing Compass ahead of a joint council vote.
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