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Spooky Celebrations & Safe Streets!
Apr 04, 2026, 9:22 PM • Pam Foley
Summary
Vice Mayor Pam Foley highlights the upcoming Halloween festivities in District 9, urging residents to prioritize safety by driving carefully and considering street closure permits for block parties to ensure emergency access. She opposed a City Council ordinance requiring electric heat pumps in single-family homes, citing the minimal greenhouse gas reduction and potential homeowner burden. The Council accepted a semi-annual report on priority areas like public safety and homelessness, and approved an updated strategic framework with enhanced public accountability. Foley also celebrated support for arts in schools and noted the Camden Community Center's role as an emergency shelter following a recent fire.
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Key positions
- Opposes mandatory electric heat pump ordinance for homeowners
- Supports climate action through broader city initiatives
- Advocates for safe Halloween celebrations with street permits
- Champions arts and performing arts in schools
Agenda items and issues mentioned
- Proposed ordinance on electric heat pump installation in single-family homes
- City Council Focus Areas Semi-Annual Status Report
- Updated Focus Areas framework Model 2.0
Meetings and events mentioned
- City Council meeting on September 30
- District 9 Halloween block parties
- City Council Invocation with Dartmouth Middle School band performance
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