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ACTS
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ACTS, 1890, CH. 74. "An Act in relation to the preservation
of public health in cities." Accepted by Ordinance No. 27, Series
of 1892.
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ACTS, 1891, CH. 97. "An Act relating to the apportionment of
sewer assessments in cities," as amended by Ch. 380, Acts of 1893.
Accepted by Ordinance No. 38, Series of 1890.
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ACTS, 1892, CH. 245, SECTIONS 3 AND 5. "An Act to give greater
powers to cities and towns in relation to the construction of sewers."
Accepted by Ordinance No. 38, Series of 1894.
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ACTS, 1896, CH. 314. "An Act to provide for the appointment
of a reserve police force in cities." Accepted by Ord. No. 22, Series
of 1901.
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ACTS, 1898, CH. 548, SECTION 25. "Relative to the appointment
of a board of registrars of voters." Accepted by Order No. 35, Series
of 1901.
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ACTS, 1899, CH. 344. "An Act to make eight hours a day’s
work for city and town employees." Accepted by the voters at city
election, December 4, 1900.
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ACTS, 1901, CH. 332. "An Act relative to the terms of office
of city clerks." Accepted by the voters at city election, December
3, 1901.
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ACTS, 1903, CH. 428. "An Act relative to granting police pensions
in cities." Sections 1 and 3 accepted by Order No. 170, Series of
1908. (R. L., Ch. 108, Sections 29 and 30.)
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ACTS, 1905, CH. 373. "An Act relative to the terms of office
of municipal auditors." Accepted by the voters at city election, December
5, 1905.
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ACTS, 1908, CH. 498. "An Act to authorize cities and towns to
establish pension funds for teachers in the public schools." Accepted
by the voters at city ejection, December 7, 1909.
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ACTS, 1908, CH. 513. "An Act to provide for public playgrounds
in certain cities and towns." Accepted by the voters at city election,
December 1, 1908.
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ACTS, 1909, CH. 423. "An Act relative to the sale of ice cream,
confectionery, soda water and fruit on the Lord’s Day." Accepted
by Order No. 70, Series of 1915.
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ACTS, 1911, CH. 210. "An Act relative to vacations of members
of police departments except in the City of Boston." Accepted by Order
No. 87, Series of 1917.
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ACTS, 1911, CH. 436. "An Act relative to the appointment of
deputy election officers in certain cities." Accepted by Order No.
125, Series of 1911.
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ACTS, 1911, CH. 468. "An Act to extend the provisions of the
Civil Service Act to chiefs of police of certain cities and towns."
Accepted by the voters at state election, November 7, 1911.
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ACTS, 1912, CH. 503. "An Act relative to pensioning laborers
in the employ of cities and towns." Accepted by the voters at state
election, November 5, 1912.
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ACTS, 1912, CH. 546. "An Act relative to vacations of members
of fire departments." Accepted by the voters at city election, December
3, 1912.
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ACTS, 1913, CH. 487. "An Act relative to the promotion of call
men in the fire departments of cities and towns." Accepted by the
voters at city election, December 2, 1913.
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ACTS, 1913, CH. 697. "An Act relative to pensioning permanent
and call members of fire departments in cities." Accepted by Order
No. 125, Series of 1920.
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ACTS, 1913, CH. 807. "An Act to provide for compensating certain
public employees for injuries sustained in the course of their employment."
Accepted by the voters at city election, December 2, 1913.
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ACTS, 1914, CH. 217. "An Act relative to vacations of laborers
employed by cities and towns." Accepted by the voters at state election,
November 6, 1917.
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GEN. ACTS, 1916, CH. 185. "An Act to authorize cities to maintain
schools of agriculture and horticulture." Accepted by the voters at
state election, November 7, 1916.
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GEN. ACTS, 1916, CH. 293. "An Act to authorize the licensing
by cities and towns of motor vehicles carrying passengers for hire."
Accepted by Order No. 117, Series of 1919.
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GEN. ACTS, 1919, CH. 132. "An Act to provide for the division
into day and night forces of permanent members of fire departments."
Accepted by the voters at state election, November 4, 1919.
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GEN. ACTS, 1919, CH. 311. "An Act relative to the establishment
and maintenance of continuation schools and courses of instruction
for employed minors." Accepted by the voters at state election, November
4, 1919.
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ACTS, 1920, CH. 166. "An Act to provide for one day off in every
eight days for certain police officers." Accepted by the voters at
state election, November 2, 1920.
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ACTS, 1920, CH. 240. "An Act to permit, under public regulation
and control, certain sports and games on the Lord’s Day." Accepted
by Order No. 25, Series of 1920.
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ACTS, 1920, CH. 619. "An Act to establish a state boxing commission
to serve in the department of public safety." Accepted by Order No.
82, Series of 1920.
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ACTS, 1928, CH. 218. "An Act providing for the establishment
of reserve forces in the fire departments of cities." Sections 59B,
59C and 59D accepted by Order No. 84, Series of 1929. (G. L., Ch.
48.)
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ACTS, 1931, CH. 458. "An Act relative to the indemnification
or protection of officers and employees of the commonwealth, the several
counties and the cities and towns for damages sustained on account
of the operation of publicly owned motor vehicles." Section 4 accepted
by Ordinance No. 53, 1931. (G. L., Ch. 41, Sec. 100A.)
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ACTS, 1933, CH. 99. "An Act providing for advance payments on
account of taxes for the years nineteen hundred and thirty-three and
nineteen hundred and thirty-four in certain cities and towns." Accepted
by Order No. 38, Series of 1933, and Order No. 12, Series of 1934.
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ACTS, 1936, CH. 211. "An Act providing an improved method of
municipal planning." Sections 81F to 81J accepted by Order No. 44,
Series of 1937. (G. L., Ch. 41.)
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ACTS, 1936, CH. 318. "An Act providing for contributory systems
for cities and towns that may be accepted by them, and making certain
other changes in the laws relative to retirement systems." Sections
26 to 31H accepted by the voters at state election, November 3, 1936.
(G. L., Ch. 32.)
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ACTS, 1945, CH. 447. "An Act relative to granting vacations
to employees who return to the service of certain counties, cities,
or towns after serving in the armed forces of the United States during
the present war." Accepted by Order No. 91, Series of 1945.
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ACTS, 1945, CH. 727. "An Act relative to equal pay for men and
women teachers." Accepted by the voters at city election, November
6, 1945. (G. L., Ch. 71, Sec. 40.)
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ACTS, 1946, CH. 559. "An Act authorizing increases of the amounts
of pensions payable to certain former public employees who have been
retired." Accepted by Order No. 45, Series of 1947.
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ACTS, 1947, CH. 615. "An Act authorizing increases of the amounts
of pensions payable to certain former public employees who have been
retired and to beneficiaries of certain retired public employees."
Accepted by Order No. 60, Series of 1948.
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ACTS, 1948, CH. 588. "An Act authorizing increases of the amounts
of pensions payable to certain former public employees who have been
retired and to beneficiaries of certain retired public employees."
Accepted by Order No. 31, Series of 1949.
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ACTS, 1950, CH. 740. "An Act authorizing pay-roll deductions
on account of union dues in the case of certain state, county or municipal
employees." Accepted by Order No. 165, Series of 1954.
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ACTS, 1950, CH. 820. "An Act providing for an increase in the
annual amounts of certain pensions, retirement allowances, annuities
and other benefits payable by the commonwealth and its poltical subdivisions
to certain former employees and persons claiming under them." Accepted
by Order No. 150, Series of 1950.
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ACTS, 1951, CH. 781. "An Act relative to increasing the amounts
of pensions and retirement allowances payable to certain former public
employees." Accepted by Order No. 112, Series of 1952.
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ACTS, 1952, CH. 624. "An Act relative to increasing the amounts
of pensions, retirement allowances and annuities payable to certain
former public employees." Accepted by Order No. 111, Series of 1952.
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ACTS, 1953, CH. 434. "An Act relative to rent control." Accepted
by Order No. 79, Series of 1953. Continued in effect by Order No.
70, Series of 1954.
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ACTS, 1955, CH. 670. "An Act relative to increasing the amounts
of pensions, retirement allowances and annuities payable to certain
former public employees." Accepted by Order No. 165, Series of 1955.
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ACTS, 1956, CH. 401. "An Act extending to certain civil defense
volunteers the provisions of law applicable to municipal employees
for indemnification of damages sustained through the operation of
publicly owned vehicles." Accepted by Order No. 43, Series of 1957.
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ACTS, 1956, CH. 489. "An Act authorizing pay-roll deductions
on account of contributions to Community Chests or United Funds in
the case of certain town employees." Accepted by Order No. 162, Series
of 1956.
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ACTS, 1957, CH. 427. "An Act increasing the amount of pension
of certain retired police officers and fire fighters." Accepted by
Order No. 55, Series of 1958.
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ACTS, 1963, CH. 478. "An Act increasing the amounts of pensions
and retirement allowances payable to certain former public employees."
Accepted by Order No. 293, Series of 1963.
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ACTS, 1965, CH. 281. "An Act providing that Police appointing
authorities may appoint Parking Control Officers." Accepted by Order
No. 145 of the Series of 1966.
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ACTS, 1987, CH. 329. "An Act increasing local control over the
annual school budget." Accepted by Order 84 of the Series of 2014.
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ACTS, 2002, CH. 116, § 6. Allows veterans who failed
to buy back creditable service within the time period set forth in
the Acts of 1996 to have another opportunity upon acceptance by the
City. Accepted by Order No. 78 of the Series of 2012.
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ACTS, 2008, CH. 479. Allows for the establishment of an Other
Post Employment Benefits Liability Trust Fund. Accepted by Order No.
41 of the Series of 2011.
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ACTS, 2011, CH. 176, §§ 29 and 30. Amends MGL c. 32, §
12(2)(d). Accepted by Order No. 18 of the Series of 2012.
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ACTS, 2012, CH. 139, §§ 63, 64 and 65. "An Act
Relative to Clear and Conspicuous Price Disclosure." Accepted by Order
No. 66 of the Series of 2012.
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PUBLIC STATUTES
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P. S., CH. 36, SEC. 29, relative to field drivers and pound
keepers. (Town Records, Book IX, Page 133.)
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P. S., CH. 104, SECS. 1 AND 2, relative to by-laws for the protection
of persons and property against fire and to the construction of buildings.
(Town Records, Book IX, Page 153.)
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P. S., CH. 104, SECS. 4 TO 12, relative to the inspection of
buildings. Accepted by Ordinance No. 22, 1892.
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REVISED LAWS
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R. L., CH. 28, SECS. 1 TO 14, relative to public parks. Accepted
by the voters at city election, December 3, 1912.
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R. L., CH 32, SEC. 12, relative to the power of the engineer
of a fire department in command at a fire to direct any building to
be pulled down or demolished. Accepted by Ordinance No. 36, 1905.
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R. L., CH. 57, SEC. 35, relative to the appointment of weighers
of hay. Accepted by Order No. 45, Series of 1915.
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R. L., CH. 102, SECS. 122 TO 127, relative to smoke nuisance.
Accepted by Order No. 11, Series of 1902.
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R. L., CH. 102, AS AMENDED, SECS. 122 TO 127, relative to smoke
nuisance. Accepted by Order No. 31, Series of 1910.
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R. L., CH. 108, AS AMENDED, SEC. 29, relative to granting police
pensions in cities. Accepted by Order No. 170, Series of 1908.
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GENERAL LAWS
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G. L., CH. 31, SEC. 47, relative to civil service for "labor
service." Accepted by vote of city council, November 6, 1940.
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G. L., CH. 32, SEC. 44, relative to municipal pensions for school
janitors. Accepted by Order No. 98, Series of 1922.
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G. L., CH. 32, SEC. 45C, relative to increase in noncontributory
pensions of certain school janitors. Accepted by Order No. 176, Series
of 1960.
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G. L., CH. 32, SEC. 45A, relative to retirement allowances of
school janitors. Accepted by Order No. 56, Series of 1946.
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G. L., CH. 32, SECS. 56 to 59, relative to veterans of Spanish
and World Wars. Accepted by mayor November 30, 1961.
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G. L., CH. 32, SECS. 81A AND 81B, relative to the retirement
of police officers and firemen. Accepted by Order No. 123, Series
of 1946.
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G. L., CH. 32, SEC. 83A, relative to the retirement of police
officers and firemen. Accepted by Order No. 124, Series of 1946.
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G. L., CH. 32, SEC. 85J, relative to pensions for policemen
and fire-fighters and their widows under the noncontributory retirement
law. Accepted by Order No. 159, Series of 1958.
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G. L., CH. 32, SEC. 89B, relative to annuities to dependents
of certain police officers and fire fighters killed in the per formance
of duty. Accepted by Order No. 30 and Order No. 181, Series of 1960.
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G. L., CH. 32, SEC. 95A, relative to annuity to surviving spouse,
etc., of certain officials or employees. Accepted by Order No. 91,
Series of 1962.
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G. L., CH. 32B, relative to contributory group general or blanket
insurance for persons in the service of counties, cities, towns and
districts, and their dependents. Accepted by Order No. 251, Series
of 1956.
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G. L., CH. 32B, SEC. 11B, relative to appropriations for group
hospital, surgical, etc., insurance for elderly governmental retirees.
Accepted by Order No. 14, Series of 1963.
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G. L., CH. 33, SEC. 59, relative to pay or vacation to state,
municipal, etc., employees when on duty in the armed forces. Accepted
by Order No. 16, Series of 1951.
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G. L., CH. 33, SEC. 67, as amended by Acts, 1930, Ch. 157, relative
to the service of state and municipal employees in the organized militia,
the organized reserve of the Army of the United States or the United
States Naval Reserve forces. Accepted by Order No. 39, Series of 1930.
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G. L., CH. 40, SEC. 6B, relative to uniforms for policemen and
firemen. Accepted by Order No. 83, Series of 1950.
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G. L., CH. 40, SEC. 6C, relative to the removal of snow and
ice from private ways open to public use. Accepted by the voters at
city election, November 6, 1945.
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G. L., CH. 40, SEC. 6E, relative to temporary minor repairs
on private ways. Accepted by Order No. 51, Series of 1951.
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G. L., CH. 40, SEC. 8C, relative to conservation commissions.
Accepted by Order No. 258, Series of 1960.
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G. L., CH. 40, SEC. 8D, relative to historical commissions.
Accepted by Order No. 110, Series of 1964.
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G. L., CH. 40, SEC. 13A, relative to workmen’s compensation
insurance funds. Accepted by Order No. 158, Series of 1955.
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G. L., CH. 40, SEC. 27A, relative to reconsideration of proposed
change in ordinance after unfavorable action. Accepted by Order No.
46, Series of 1947.
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G. L., CH. 40, SEC. 30A, relative to building and zoning regulations.
Accepted by Order No. 101, Series of 1950. (This section was repealed
by Acts, 1954, Ch. 368, section 1. For similar section under present
law of the commonwealth, see G. L., Ch. 40A, Sec. 20.)
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G. L., CH. 40, SECS. 42A TO 42F, relative to the collection
of water rates. Accepted by Order No. 14, Series of 1924.
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G. L., CH. 40, SECS. 42A TO 42F, relative to the collection
of water rates. Accepted by Order No. 31, Series of 1933.
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G. L., CH. 41, SEC. 19B, relative to tenure of office of certain
clerks. Accepted by the voters at election held November 3, 1959.
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G. L., CH. 41, SEC. 34A, relative to changing the name of the
overseers of the poor in certain cities and towns to the board of
public welfare. Accepted by Order No. 12, Series of 1924.
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G. L., CH. 41, SECS. 73 TO 81, relative to a board of survey.
Accepted by Order No. 65, Series of 1922.
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G. L., CH. 41, SEC. 100A, relative to indemnification of officers
or employees for damages, etc., incurred on account of injuries arising
out of their operation of publicly owned vehicles or vessels. Accepted
by Order No. 237, Series of 1948.
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G. L., CH. 41, SEC. 111A, relative to vacations for members
of regular or permanent police and fire forces in certain cities and
towns. Accepted by Order No. 39, Series of 1949.
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G. L., CH. 41, SEC. 111B, relative to sick leaves for laborers,
workmen and mechanics regularly employed by certain cities and towns.
Accepted by Order No. 120, Series of 1945.
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G. L., CH. 41, SEC. 111B, relative to sick leaves for foremen,
laborers, workmen and mechanics. Accepted by Order No. 245, Series
of 1948.
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G. L., CH. 44, SEC. 8A, relative to orders authorizing bond
issues, etc. Accepted by the voters at election November 7, 1936.
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G. L., CH. 44, SEC. 16A, relative to use of facsimile counter-signatures
upon bonds, notes and certificates of indebtedness issued by certain
cities. Accepted by Order No. 254, Series of 1960.
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G. L., CH. 48, SEC. 57D, relative to granting fire-fighters,
etc., additional day off duty, or pay, when they are required to work
on certain legal holidays. Accepted by Order No. 38, Series of 1963.
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G. L., CH. 48, SEC. 58A, relative to hours of duty of permanent
members of fire departments in certain cities and towns. Accepted
by the voters at election November 5, 1946.
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G. L., CH. 48, SEC. 58B, relative to hours of duty of permanent
members of fire department in certain cities and towns. Accepted by
the voters at election held November 6, 1956.
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G. L., CH. 48, SEC. 59A, relative to response of fire departments
to calls for aid from other cities and towns or fire districts. Accepted
by Order No. 78, Series of 1934.
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G. L., CH. 54, SEC. 11A, relative to deputy election officers.
Accepted by Order No. 41, Series of 1939. (See Acts, 1911, Ch. 436.)
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G. L., CH. 131, SEC. 105B, further regulating the use of traps
and other devices for the capture of fur-bearing animals and providing
for local option thereon. On the question of the suspension of the
operation of such section, the majority of votes cast at the city
election on November 5, 1935, was in the affirmative.
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G. L., CH. 136, SEC. 4B, relative to the licensed operation
on the Lord’s Day of bowling alleys. Accepted by Order No. 83,
Series of 1946.
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G. L., CH. 136, SECS. 21 TO 25, permitting certain sports and
games on the Lord’s Day. Accepted by Order No. 175, Series of
1928.
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G. L., CH. 139, SECS. 1, 2 AND 3, relative to burnt or dangerous
buildings. Accepted by Order No. 35, Series of 1939.
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G. L., CH. 147, SEC. 16B, relative to "days off for police"
without loss of pay (one day out of every six). Accepted by Order
No. 45, Series of 1946.
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G. L., CH. 147, SEC. 17A, relative to when police officers to
receive additional day off or additional day’s pay. Accepted
by Order No. 39, Series of 1963.
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G. L., CH. 148, SEC. 56, relative to licensing of open-air parking
spaces. Accepted by Order No. 128, Series of 1951.
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G. L., CH. 180, SEC. 17A, relative to pay-roll deductions on
account of union dues. See under Acts of 1950, Ch. 740.
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G. L., CH. 180, SEC. 17C, relative to pay-roll deductions on
account of dues to association of public school teachers. Accepted
by school committee August 13, 1963.
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G. L., CH. 31, SEC. 19C, accepting an Act to prohibit the establishment
of certain residency requirements for appointment as a Firefighter.
Accepted by Order No. 117 of the Series of 1968.
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G. L., CH. 32, SEC. 20A, accepting Chapter 641 of the Acts of
1982 providing for the indemnification of members of Retirement Boards
for damages arising from their official duties. Accepted by Order
No. 52 of the Series of 1983.
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G. L., CH. 32B, SEC. 7A, relative to BC/BS Premiums city employees
and retirees. Accepted by Order No. 133 of the Series of 1983.
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G. L., CH. 32B, SEC. 9F, relative to increase of group insurance
benefits to certain retired city employee. Accepted by Order No. 54
of the Series of 1985.
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G. L., CH. 32B, SEC. 12, relative to the joint purchase of group
insurance by two or more governmental units within the same county.
Accepted by Order No. 75 of the Series of 1971.
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G. L., CH. 32B, SEC. 16, relative to city participation in HMO’s.
Accepted by Order No. 240 of the Series of 1983.
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G. L., CH. 32B, SEC. 17, relative to providing a limited extension
of group insurance coverage for terminated employees due to budget
reductions. Accepted by Order No. 38 of the Series of 1982.
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G. L., CH. 40, SEC. 4G, relative to amount for which contracts
with cities and towns may be invited. Accepted by order No. 118 of
the Series of 1981.
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G. L., CH. 40, SECS. 42G, 42H AND 42I, relative to authorizing
the levying of assessments to meet the whole or part of the cost of
laying water pipes. Accepted by Order No. 291 of the Series of 1967.
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G. L., CH. 40, SEC. 8G, relative to mutual police aid programs.
Accepted by Order No. 156 of the Series of 1980.
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G. L., CH. 40, SEC. 22D, relative to accepting an ACT authorizing
the removal of illegally parked vehicles and vehicles interfering
with snow removal. Accepted by Order No. 128 of the Series of 1968.
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G. L., CH. 41, SEC. 97A, relative to Police departments; establishment,
membership, etc. Accepted by Order No. 87 of the Series of 1981.
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G. L., CH. 41, SEC. 100G, relative to payment of funeral and
burial expenses of Firefighters and Police Officers killed in performance
of duties. Accepted by Order No. 144 of the Series of 1984.
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G. L., CH. 41, SEC. 108L, relative to accepting an Act establishing
a Career Incentive Pay Program for regular full-time Police Officers
and providing for partial reimbursements by the Commonwealth. Accepted
by Order No. 14 of the Series of 1971.
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G. L., CH. 41, SEC. 100B, relative to the indemnification of
retired Police Officers and Firefighters. Accepted by Order No. 174
of the Series of 1967.
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G. L., CH. 41, SEC. 111G, relative to accepting certain provisions
of law relative to vacation of employees other than the regular Police
and Fire Departments. Accepted by Order No. 30 of the Series of 1966.
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G. L., CH. 41, SEC. 111D, relative to accepting certain provisions
of law relative to vacation of employees of the regular Police and
Fire Department. Accepted by Order No. 31 of the Series of 1966.
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G. L., CH. 44, SEC. 53E, relative to accepting provisions of
Chapter 339, Acts of 1981 authorizing cities and towns to allocate
certain anticipated receipts. Accepted by Order No. 171 of the Series
of 1981.
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G. L., CH. 48, SEC. 58E, relative to accepting a statute authorizing
residence outside of city of members of the Fire Department with at
least five years service. Accepted by Order No. 127 of the Series
of 1968.
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G. L., CH. 60A, SEC. 1, relative to accepted Chapter 597, Acts
of 1982 providing for the issuance without payment of a fee of distinctive
license plates to former prisoners of war. Accepted by Order No. 79
of the Series of 1983.
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G. L., CH. 71, SEC. 17A, relative to establishing a Special
Revolving Account for the Culinary Arts Program in High Schools. Accepted
by Order No. 155 of the Series of 1984.
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G. L., CH. 71, SEC. 71E, relative to accepting a statute authorizing
the School Committee to set up separate accounts with the Treasurer
in connection with Adult Education and Continuing Education Programs.
Accepted by Order No. 165 of the Series of 1981.
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G. L., CH. 90, SEC. 18A, relative to accepting certain provisions
of law relative to use of ways by pedestrians. Accepted by Order No.
72 of the Series of 1966.
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G. L., CH. 90, SECS. 20A 1/2 THROUGH 20E, relative to Parking
Fines. Accepted by Order No. 207 of the Series of 1981.
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G. L., CH. 148, SEC. 216C, relative to public accommodations;
automatic smoke and heat detectors. Accepted by Order No. 20 of the
Series of 1980. Permissive Legislation.
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G. L., CH. 148, SECS. 26D, 26E, 26F, relative to an Act requiring
installation of smoke detectors in certain residential buildings and
structures. Accepted by Order No. 19 of the Series of 1980. Permissive
Legislation.
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G. L., CH. 258, SEC. 11, relative to indemnity of municipal
officials. Accepted by Order No. 117 of the Series of 1984.
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G. L., CH. 40, SEC. 57, licenses and permits of delinquent taxpayers.
Accepted by Order No. 255 of the Series of 1986.
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G. L., CH. 40U, regarding municipal fines. Accepted by Order
No. 11 of the Series of 2010.
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G.L., CH. 59, SEC. 5K, regarding property tax liability
reduction in exchange for volunteer services; persons over age 60.
Accepted by Order No. 23 of the Series of 2013.
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G.L. CH. 44, SEC. 64, allowing City to appropriate money to
pay unpaid bills of previous fiscal years. Accepted by Order No. 104,
12-12-1995.
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G.L. CH. 59, SEC. 5, Cl. 22H, to give a property tax exemption
for the parents or guardian of a person killed while on active military
duty. Accepted by Ord. No. 2022-62, 5-10-2022.
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