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The majority of people who took a city survey on how to spend ARPA money coming want the city to use the money for economic assistance and are least interested in backfilling lost city revenue related to the pandemic.
Several long-standing projects will resurface on this week's City Council agenda: fee waiver requests for ServiceNet, a tax deal on the proposed Firehouse Lofts, and a potential new job — Pittsfield's American Rescue Plan "quarterback."
A new park opened in the Morningside neighborhood Wednesday creates a literary-themed gathering space for residents and celebrates the memory of two local families.
PITTSFIELD — Residents have until 4 p.m. Wednesday to fill out the citywide survey that will let city officials know how Pittsfield should spe…
Overwhelmed. Isolated. Disenfranchised. Those are the words a group of about 50 residents used on Monday night to explain to city officials what life is like during the pandemic in Pittsfield's West Side and Morningside neighborhoods.
PITTSFIELD — Community conversations continue this week on how to spend the $40.6 million in federal coronavirus relief money headed to Pittsf…
Pittsfield officials expect to receive an additional $4 million in federal pandemic money, bringing the total to over $40 million. Residents want the city use some of the money for affordable and accessible housing opportunities, mental health services and better supports for families with "at-risk" children or youths.
