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January 10, 2022
2 recorded votes, 2 with disagreement.
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Note on these minutes: 22 agenda dispositions with no recorded vote (accepted/placed on file or referred).
Present: Thomas J. Minichiello Jr., Maria T. Tavares, Mark D’Agostino, Susan J. Nicastro, Jeffrey A. Thompson, John F. Lally, Shirley R. Asack, Moises Rodrigues, Winthrop H. Farwell Jr., Rita Mendes, David C. Teixeira
Absent: None
Every vote, in order
Late Files
16 Accept late file: Acceptance and expend a total of Two hundred Fifty thousand dollars…
Councilor Minichiello motion to introduce a late file and was properly seconded. The motioned
Hand vote: the minutes record only the result.
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“Councilor Minichiello motion to introduce a late file and was properly seconded. The motioned carried by a hand vote..”
Order
19 Accept late file: Ordered: That the City Council authorizes the acceptance and expenditure of the total grant funds in the amount of $250,000. From:...
From: Executive Office of Public Safety and Security’s Office of Grants and Research (OGR) – Massachusetts Municipal Public Safety Staffing Grant To: Brockton Fire Department- Massachusetts Municipal Public Safety Staffing Grant Fund (These grant funds will be used for overtime necessary to maintain staffing levels.) Referred to Finance Councilor D’Agostino motion to introduce a late file and was properly seconded. The motioned
Hand vote: the minutes record only the result.
From the minutes
“Councilor D’Agostino motion to introduce a late file and was properly seconded. The motioned carried by a hand vote..”
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