Council votes to release flock camera minutes
Lowell City Council voted to release its Oct. 6 executive session minutes on Flock cameras. Nine yes votes were recorded on a motion by Councilor McDonough, seconded by Councilor Liang, after resident Matthew Lucas urged the council to "release it, open it, and write it."
City Council · Meeting of November 3, 2026
Lowell City Council voted to release its Oct. 6 executive session minutes on Flock cameras. Nine yes votes were recorded on a motion by Councilor McDonough, seconded by Councilor Liang, after resident Matthew Lucas urged the council to "release it, open it, and write it." A Draper Laboratories agreement item was pulled after a councilor objected under Rule 27. The council also approved, 10-0, a purchase and sale agreement for the Senior Center property at 276 Broadway Street with Nicholas C. Sarris, trustee of the City Barnes Condominium Trust.
Voice votes passed motions on Apple Orchard compliance, the FY28 budget process and tax relief options.
In the full story:
- Executive session minutes and the Flock cameras
- Draper Laboratories and Rule 27
- Councilor motions
- Utility hearings
- Traffic and manager responses
- Bar licensing
- Votes on appointments and property
- Who Was There
- Organizations And Documents Referenced
- The complete report: 1,417 words
Source: the City Council meeting of November 3, 2026, reported from the official video recording and transcript.
Checked against the record: before publication this article was automatically compared with the meeting transcript.
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