January 12, 2026

Introduction of the City Council Rules of Order.

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SHALL THE CITY COUNCIL APPROVE AN APPROPRIATION IN THE AMOUNT OF $102,374.68 FROM THE CABLE ACCESS RECEIPT RESERVE FUND TO PAY REVERETV’S QUARTERLY INVOICE?

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SHALL THE CITY COUNCIL ESTABLISH A DONATION ACCOUNT FOR THE REVERE PUBLIC LIBRARY PURSUANT -TO MGL CHAPTER 44, SECTION 53A?

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Motion presented by Councillor Kelley, Councillor Cogliandro: That the Mayor request Brian Dakin of Left Field to appear before the City Council to provide an update on the construction of the new high school.

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Motion presented by Councillor Cogliandro, Councillor McKenna, Councillor Mercurio: That the Mayor request the Chief of Planning & Community Development to appear before the City Council to present and discuss all data related to the Harris Street traffic changes, and to provide information on when the community meeting will take place.

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Motion presented by Councillor McKenna, Councillor Mercurio: That the Mayor request the Department of Conservation and Recreation to repair the street lights on Winthrop Parkway along Short Beach. The lights have been destroyed by motor vehicle accidents and have not been repaired since September.

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Motion presented by Councillor McKenna, Councillor Mercurio, Councillor Novoselsky: That the Mayor request MassDOT to repair potholes on the westerly side of Revere Beach Parkway, especially in the right-hand lane, from the police station to the intersection of Route 16. This is the second request.

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Motion presented by Councillor Giannino, Councillor Guarino-Sawaya: That the City Council formally recognize and commend the following public safety officials for their extraordinary life-saving actions on October 10, 2025. During a medical emergency involving a 9-year-old child in cardiac arrest, members of the Revere Fire Department, Revere

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Motion presented by Councillor Argenzio, Councillor Cogliandro: That the Mayor request the Department of Public Works to replace two Stop Signs with two solar powered flashing stop signs on Mountain Avenue at the corner of Adams Street. Mountain Avenue is a long straight road that creates a situation where cars travel at high speeds. There have been numerous high-speed accidents that have occurred at this intersection recently. If funds are not available for the purchase of these signs, that the Mayor be requested to submit a Community Improvement Trust Fund - Ward 4 expenditure request to the City Council for this purpose.

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Motion presented by Councillor Guarino-Sawaya, Councillor Cogliandro: That the Mayor request the Traffic Commission to consider establishing a Traffic Commission Regulation limiting the number of residential parking permits issued per address or unit to four (4) with the stipulation that residents may apply for additional parking permits through an appeal process administered by the Parking Department.

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Motion presented by Councillor Haas, Councillor Guarino-Sawaya: That the Mayor, in conjunction with the Youth Works Department and School Department, revisit the idea of implementing a Teen Shoveling Program, which would pair students with city seniors and disabled residents who are unable to maintain their properties during winter months, and especially following storms and inclement weather. The program would provide students monetary compensation and/or community service hours.

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