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Chicopee Morning Brief, Oct. 26: Council approves $5.86M Zott Park bond

Chicopee City Council approved a $5.86 million bond for Zott Memorial Park's first renovation phase. From our own coverage: Council votes down immigration policing review; Council approves $5.86M Zott Park bond.

From Chicopee News

  • Council votes down immigration policing review The Chicopee City Council weighed sending local immigration policing practices to its Public Safety Committee, as Councilor Jessica Avery pressed to learn where funding comes from while Councilor Roy argued Police Chief Watson's updated department policy already meets state requirements.Chicopee News
  • Council approves $5.86M Zott Park bond The Chicopee City Council took up funding for a Zott Memorial Park overhaul, including a splash pad, restrooms and a rebuilt entrance, as resident Lori Tisdell questioned whether the council ever authorized license-plate reader cameras tied to the city's real-time crime center.Chicopee News
  • School Committee rates Superintendent Ware proficient The Chicopee School Committee reviewed Superintendent Marcus Ware's annual performance report as Evaluation Subcommittee Chairperson Grace Schofield highlighted strong marks for family engagement alongside hiring practices that have created friction between union employees and school administration, plus unresolved questions about out-of-district enrollment data.Chicopee News

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