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If the Pittsfield City Council votes to pass the budget with changes at its next meeting Tuesday, Mayor Linda Tyer said she will honor them — even though she doesn't have to do that. "I felt they were fair and reasonable and strengthened the budget," she said.
PITTSFIELD — After multiple meetings and hours of City Council debate over the budget, one move shut it all down. A week later, it’s still not…
An unusual power of the Pittsfield City Council — the charter objection — ended the final budget debate before it began. Confused by that term and want to know what it all means? Check out our explainer.
A charter objection by Ward 2 Councilor Charles Kronick Tuesday night essentially removed the council's ability to influence the city's budget for the impending new fiscal year.
The city's annual Memorial Day procession to Pittsfield Cemetery will begin at 10 a.m. Monday, May 30, rain or shine. Pittsfield Community Television will televise the ceremony.
Berkshire Family YMCA’s Full of Possibilities Campaign recognizes major support from Mayor Linda Tyer and the city of Pittsfield totaling $525,000 to aid in the renovation and construction of its North Street facility.
City officials say that they were given about a three-week heads up that residential drop off at the plant would end on April 30. The city is directing residents to use the Lenox Waste Transfer Facility in the meantime.
A local cannabis dispensary is suing the city and Mayor Linda Tyer over the "impact" fees assessed for doing business in Pittsfield.
The meeting could stand as a test to whether the board is meeting what it and the police department defines as the body's goal: to allow "citizens and the police to directly learn from each other in order to create a more stable relationship.
The community-led projects focus on childcare, housing, education, arts programs and supportive services for formerly incarcerated people, people struggling with substance use disorders and under-resourced residents.
