Fitchburg Legislative Affairs Committee voted unanimously to approve two temporary zoning moratoriums on emerging technologies.
Fitchburg City Council unanimously approved $2.63 million for the Fitchburg Public Library renovation and reconstruction project during its October 6 meeting, appropriating $750,000 and $1,880,117 from available funds through Finance Committee order 154-26.
Fitchburg License Commission found The Cellar in violation of overservice of alcohol.
Fitchburg Cultural Council voted to hire two consultants for communications and organizational work.
Fitchburg Public Library trustees unanimously elected new officers and approved the mascot name Wallace. Matthew Bruun was elected president, Cynthia Jones secretary, and Eric Mbunwe treasurer.
Fitchburg's Legislative Affairs Committee unanimously repealed a tobacco sales ordinance adopted in 1992.
City Council vote on wage increases falls short by one vote. The Council voted 7-4 to override a mayoral veto on Ordinance 077-26, amending wage step assignments for fiscal year 2027, but needed eight votes for the required two-thirds majority to overturn the mayor's veto, which stands.
License Commission approved nine entertainment and alcohol permits for fall Fitchburg events.
Fitchburg appointed Steffani J. Santiago to fill a vacant seat on the School Committee.
The Council on Aging unanimously voted to notify Mayor Squailia and the Municipal Facilities Director of building safety concerns at the Senior Center, including deterioration at the Elm Street ramp and loose bricks at the rear entrance on Grove Street.
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