Report of the Massachusetts Sheriffs' Association (pursuant Section 40 of Chapter 126 of the General Laws) submitting its Dukes County Sheriff's Office Fourth Quarter 2025 Population report
Report of the Massachusetts Sheriffs' Association (pursuant Section 40 of Chapter 126 of the General Laws) submitting its Bristol County Sheriff's Office Fourth Quarter 2025 Population report
Report of the Massachusetts Sheriffs' Association (pursuant Section 40 of Chapter 126 of the General Laws) submitting its Suffolk County Sheriff's Office Fourth Quarter 2025 Population report
Text of amendments, recommended by the committee on Ways and Means, to the Senate Bill establishing the Massachusetts data privacy act. (Senate, No. 2619, amended). June 3, 2026.
This bill is a procedural order that schedules House Bill 4646 for immediate consideration during a specific Senate session on June 11, 2026. It overrides standard Senate rules to allow the bill, which focuses on child welfare protections, to be read and debated right away rather than waiting for the regular calendar. The order also permits the Senate to use a new version of the bill text recommended by the Ways and Means committee and allows for specific types of amendments during the debate. This measure does not change the actual content of the child welfare bill but rather sets the rules for how and when the Senate will vote on it.
Filed by Mr. Feeney -- Senate Order relative to granting the committee on Financial Services until June 5, 2026 within which time to make its final report on certain current Senate documents relative to credit union matters.
Filed by Mr. Feeney -- Senate Order relative to granting the committee on Financial Services until June 12, 2026 within which time to make its final report on certain current Senate documents relative to mortgage financing matters.
Filed by Mr. Collins -- Senate Order relative to granting the committee on State Administration and Regulatory Oversight until September 30, 2026 within which time to make its final report on certain current Senate documents relative to state administration and regulatory oversight matters.
This bill transfers 21.55 acres of former highway land in Fall River (bounded by Davol Street, Brightman Street, Turner Street, and President Avenue) from the Massachusetts Department of Transportation to the Fall River Redevelopment Authority. The land must be used for residential, commercial, or economic development without requiring an urban renewal plan. Compensation is set at $1 if the Commonwealth never paid for the land, or equal shares of future sale/lease proceeds over 10 years if the Commonwealth did pay. The Authority must cover all transfer costs, and the land reverts to DOT if not used for development within the specified purposes.
By Ms. Comerford, a petition (accompanied by bill) (subject to Joint Rule 12) of Joanne M. Comerford for legislation to ensure appropriate and timely emergency medical response. The Judiciary.
By Mr. Feeney, a petition (accompanied by bill, Senate, No. 749) of Paul R. Feeney, Marcus S. Vaughn and Brian M. Ashe for legislation to create a task force to review and investigate financial scams across the commonwealth. Financial Services.
By Ms. Rausch, a petition (accompanied by bill, Senate, No. 1245) of Rebecca L. Rausch and Michael O. Moore for legislation to create the environmental enforcement task force. The Judiciary.
