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Code Enforcement Officer ordinance approved after decade of effort

Chicopee Ordinance Committee approves Code Enforcement Officer ordinance after decade of effort. Committee Chair William Courchesne achieved his long-sought goal, with the ordinance detailing duties for violation identification, daily department updates, and discretionary enforcement for elderly

City Council - Ordinance Committee · Meeting of June 15, 2026

Chicopee Ordinance Committee approves Code Enforcement Officer ordinance after decade of effort. Committee Chair William Courchesne achieved his long-sought goal, with the ordinance detailing duties for violation identification, daily department updates, and discretionary enforcement for elderly residents. The committee voted unanimously to approve amendments banning non-human-powered transportation from city sidewalks with a one-hundred-dollar fine and exceptions for Americans with Disabilities Act-protected devices.

Parking restrictions were enacted at Hilton, Kennedy, and Abbey streets; Group 4 salary increases took effect July 1, 2026; and a revised snow-clearing ordinance was postponed pending budget clarification.

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Source: the City Council - Ordinance Committee meeting of June 15, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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