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Fall River Historical Commission adopts 2024 annual report
Summary
The commission approved its 2024 annual report, documenting nominations, demolitions, outreach, certified-local-government status, and ongoing projects including Form B work in Steep Brook.
The Fall River Historical Commission voted on March 18 to approve its 2024 annual report, which the commission chair said largely mirrors last year’s report with updates on ongoing projects and outreach.
The report adds information about Form B documentation for the Steep Brook project, planned outreach to local real estate professionals, a student presentation from Roger Williams University, and the commission’s recent Certified Local Government designation. It also updates lists of properties nominated to the city register, removals, and properties demolished that were not on the register.
Commissioner Rick Mancini moved to approve the 2024 annual report and Connie Soule seconded. The motion passed unanimously by roll call.
Why it matters: the annual report provides a public record of the commission’s work, its nominations and letters of support, and progress on consultant and outreach initiatives that inform preservation planning and funding efforts.
The commission said it will discuss several items from the report and items that were tabled at future meetings.
