City Council

Cambridge City Council unanimously backed IRA clean energy direct-pay funding and directed staff to evaluate purchasing the historic Gaslight Building at 727 Massachusetts Avenue.

Cambridge City Council opens 2024 term with a showdown over a backlog of 68 unanswered awaiting reports.

Cambridge City Council opens 2024 term with a showdown over a backlog of 68 unanswered awaiting reports.

Cambridge City Council voted 7-1-1 Monday to direct the city manager to distribute ARPA funds to Cambridge HEART and contract with the alternative emergency response organization to answer certain 911 calls beginning in fall 2023.

Cambridge City Council voted 7-1-1 Monday to direct the city manager to distribute ARPA funds to Cambridge HEART and contract with the alternative emergency response organization to answer certain 911 calls beginning in fall 2023.

Cambridge City Council unanimously approved $150,000 toward a $400,000 planning study of Massachusetts Avenue and accepted a report affirming the city's AAA bond rating from all three major credit agencies.

Cambridge City Council unanimously approved $150,000 toward a $400,000 planning study of Massachusetts Avenue and accepted a report affirming the city's AAA bond rating from all three major credit agencies.

Cambridge City Council voted 8-0 to landmark the Mariah Baldwin-Alvaro Blodgett Houses and passed a contentious building emissions amendment on a 5-4 vote at its February 13 meeting.

Cambridge City Council voted 8-0 to landmark the Mariah Baldwin-Alvaro Blodgett Houses and passed a contentious building emissions amendment on a 5-4 vote at its February 13 meeting.

Cambridge City Council heard sharp public division over its proposed Building Energy Use Disclosure Ordinance at the February 6 meeting, with no vote taken. Six of nine councilors attended, with Councilor Azeem, Councilor Carlone, and Councilor Simmons absent; Mayor Siddiqui presided.