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in committee · Massachusetts · Senate Dec 31, 2025

S 2876: An Act directing the Massachusetts Department of Transportation to study the feasibility of restoring commuter rail to Cape Cod

Senate, December 31, 2025 -- The committee on Transportation to whom was referred the petition (accompanied by bill, Senate, No. 2394) of Dylan A. Fernandes relative to establishing year-round daily commuter rail service to Cape Cod, report the accompanying bill (Senate, No. 2876).
in committee · Massachusetts · House Dec 31, 2025

H 4855: An Act relative to urban farmland

This bill creates a state-funded "Vacant Lots to Urban Agriculture Fund" managed by the Department of Agricultural Resources to convert vacant urban properties into farms and community gardens. The fund supports land acquisition, infrastructure development, and startup costs for projects prioritizing environmental justice communities - areas defined by Chapter 30 - to boost food security, economic development, and climate-resilient farming. Grants will cover collaborative planning, land purchases, renovations, and pilot programs in underserved neighborhoods. The department must report annually on grant recipients, funding amounts, and projects serving environmental justice areas.
introduced · Massachusetts · House Dec 31, 2025

HD 5483: A communication from the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (see item 7061-9813 of Section 2 of Chapter 28 of the Acts of 2023) submitting its report on Rural School Aid for fiscal year 2024

This is not a legislative bill but a routine administrative communication. The Department of Elementary and Secondary Education submitted its required report on Rural School Aid funding for fiscal year 2024, containing detailed financial data for participating school districts. The report lists specific funding amounts allocated to each district across multiple years, totaling $3.5 million for the current fiscal year. As a procedural submission (not a new law), it does not create policy changes or affect any new stakeholders. The document was simply placed on file per standard procedure.
in committee · Massachusetts · Senate Dec 31, 2025

S 2803: An Act relative to a cranberry water use transfer program

Senate, December 31, 2025 -- The committee on Agriculture and Fisheries to whom was referred the petition (accompanied by bill, Senate, No. 602) of Dylan A. Fernandes, Michael D. Brady and Julian Cyr for legislation relative to a cranberry water use transfer program, report the accompanying bill (Senate, No. 2803).
in committee · Massachusetts · Senate Dec 31, 2025

S 2802: An Act protecting our soil, farms and food from PFAS contamination

Senate, December 31, 2025 -- The committee on Agriculture and Fisheries to whom was referred the petition (accompanied by bill, Senate, No. 56) of Joanne M. Comerford, Sal N. DiDomenico, Jason M. Lewis, Michael O. Moore and others for legislation to protect our soil and farms from PFAS contamination, report the accompanying bill (Senate, No. 2802).
introduced · Massachusetts · Senate Dec 31, 2025

SD 3522: OVA FY2026 Budget Request (03-25-2025)

This bill is a procedural submission of the Office of Veteran Advocate's proposed FY2026 budget. It complies with Section 2 of Chapter 115B of the General Laws, requiring the office to formally submit its annual budget request to the legislature. The bill itself contains no policy changes or direct impacts on constituents; it solely transmits the budget request document. The Office of Veteran Advocate is the sole entity directly involved in this submission.
introduced · Massachusetts · House Dec 31, 2025

HD 5482: A communication from the Division of Banks (see Section 6A of Chapter 171 of the General Laws) submitting amendments to 209 CMR: Parity with Federal Credit Unions

HD 5482 amends Massachusetts credit union regulations (209 CMR) to align state rules with federal standards, specifically requiring that Massachusetts credit unions operate under the same rules as federally chartered credit unions. It directly affects Massachusetts credit unions by removing regulatory barriers that previously created differences between state and federal credit union operations. The key change updates definitions and procedures (like application processes for activities) to match federal regulations (CFR 703.13 and 703.14), ensuring parity. This is a procedural regulatory update, not a new policy or funding measure.
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