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Economic and Community Development Committee tables rodent and mental health resolutions.

Economic and Community Development Committee tables two resolutions following presentations on public health. The committee heard from City Engineer Robert Winn and Director of Public Health Michelle Feeley on a city-wide strategy to address rodent activity, approving Councillor Harris's request

Economic & Community Development · Meeting of May 4, 2026

WALTHAM — Economic and Community Development Committee tables two resolutions following presentations on public health. The committee heard from City Engineer Robert Winn and Director of Public Health Michelle Feeley on a city-wide strategy to address rodent activity, approving Councillor Harris's request that Engineering submit a report on rodent control during construction projects. Dave Campisano and Stacy Ann from 22 Mohawks Corp., a veteran and first responder-led suicide prevention organization, presented on programs including Pups for Vets and First Responders and Airborne Retreats; the committee approved Harris's request to invite them back for a full presentation.

Both the rodent resolution and the Mental Health Awareness Resolution were tabled by voice vote.

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Source: the Economic & Community Development meeting of May 4, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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