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1 recorded votes, 0 with disagreement.
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Present: Ian Abreu, Derek Baptiste, Shane A. Burgo, Naomi R. A. Carney, Maria E. Giesta, Scott J. Lima, William “Brad” Markey, Linda M. Morad, Shawn Oliver, Ryan J. Pereira
Absent: Brian K. Gomes
Notice, City Clerk of Reference of a Related Motion, Councillors Burgo, Baptiste, Giesta, Carney, Lima, Gomes, Markey and Council President Morad, requesting that the Special Committee on Affordable Housing & Homeless Affairs hold a Public Hearing to discuss the possibility of rent stabilization in…
To continue this Public Hearing until September 20th at 7pm in the Council Chambers.
“On motion by Councillor Morad and seconded by Councillor Carney, the Committee VOTED: To continue this Public Hearing until September 20th at 7pm in the Council Chambers. (Matter #0476).” (Motion: Morad, second: Carney)
From the official minutes kept by the New Bedford City Clerk (agendas and minutes). The minutes are text documents; we read every action, check every roll-call count against the councilors named, and quote the exact wording. Most items pass by voice vote, and the minutes record only the result for those; how each councilor voted is shown only for roll calls. MassVoter never grades officials; votes and attendance are shown exactly as the minutes record them. Councilor photos: cropped from the City of New Bedford's official 2026 City Council photo (newbedford-ma.gov). The 2024–2025 group photo, and the photos of Maria E. Giesta and Linda M. Morad cropped from it: City of New Bedford, provided by the City Clerk.
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