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Council roundup: Toys-for-Tickets amnesty approved, third-reading on political-signs tabled, body-camera update requested
Summary
The Revere City Council on Nov. 10 approved a parking "Toys for Tickets" amnesty and a request for a police body-worn camera update, voted to table a third reading of an ordinance on political signs after a roll call with one no vote, and requested written jurisdictional reporting on school property after a dispute over a memorial plaque.
At its Nov. 10 meeting the Revere City Council approved several routine and late motions, placed an ordinance on file after an objection during third reading, and referred other matters for administrative follow-up.
Parking and holiday shopping: The council approved a late communication from the parking director to renew the sixth annual "Toys for Tickets" amnesty. The program allows the parking department to remove up to $30 per violation when a donated toy of equal value is presented, limited to a maximum of five tickets per person; the proposal also included free metered parking on Saturdays leading up to Christmas (including the Saturday after Black…
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