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.
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.
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 City Council approved a $2.5 million bond to replace aging DPW vehicles and buy nine school buses outright.
Gloucester City Council unanimously approves 40-unit housing project for vacant Main Street bank site.
Gloucester City Council votes unanimously to extend Pleasant Street parking from two to four hours, protecting the Cape Ann Museum's visitor experience.
Gloucester City Council approves $182 million FY2027 budget with a lone dissent on school funding.
Gloucester City Council faces budget vote after flood of school funding testimony.
Gloucester City Council adopts demolition delay ordinance, votes 8-1 to protect historic buildings.
Gloucester City Council voted 9-0 to approve a building-height special permit for an Applied Materials logistics expansion at 11 Dory Road that company officials say could grow the firm's local workforce from 1,200 to 2,000 employees within 10 years.
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