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Accepting and spending $10,925,140.07 in a grant for the Police Department to detect, identify, track and monitor unmanned aircraft systems in Boston

Accepting and spending $10,925,140.07 in a grant for the Police Department to detect

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Accepting and spending $10,925,140.07 in a grant for the Police Department to detect, identify, track and monitor unmanned aircraft systems in Boston

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1votes on the record on this issue
13members of Boston City Council decide thisWho decides
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The latest recorded vote on this issue, April 15, 2026
Yes12
No0

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CityBoston City CouncilPassed Apr 15

Who decides this

  • Ruthzee LouijeuneAt Large Seat 1Voted yesCallEmail
  • Julia M. MejiaAt Large Seat 2No vote on recordCallEmail
  • Erin J. MurphyAt Large Seat 3Voted yesCallEmail
  • Henry SantanaAt Large Seat 4Voted yesCallEmail
  • Gabriela Coletta ZapataDistrict 1Voted yesCallEmail
  • Edward M. FlynnDistrict 2Voted yesCallEmail
  • John FitzGeraldDistrict 3Voted yesCallEmail
  • Brian WorrellDistrict 4Voted yesCallEmail
  • Enrique J. PepénDistrict 5Voted yesCallEmail
  • Benjamin J. WeberDistrict 6Voted yesCallEmail
  • Miniard CulpepperDistrict 7Voted yesCallEmail
  • Sharon DurkanDistrict 8Voted yesCallEmail
  • Liz BreadonDistrict 9Voted yesCallEmail

Whole board: passed 12 to 0, Apr 15

Decided, Apr 15: The council voted 12 to 0 on the accepting and spending $10,925,140.07 in a grant for the Police Department to detect, identify, track and monitor unmanned aircraft systems in Boston. It passed.

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