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City Council Public Safety Sub-Committee hears community policing update

Lowell safety subcommittee hears police update, discusses emergency procedures and recruitment. The Citizen Advisory Committee, chaired by George Procoppio, presented its community outreach work on June 16, with Superintendent Greg Hudon noting efforts to fill high school and community college

City Council Public Safety Sub Committee · Meeting of June 16, 2026

Lowell safety subcommittee hears police update, discusses emergency procedures and recruitment. The Citizen Advisory Committee, chaired by George Procoppio, presented its community outreach work on June 16, with Superintendent Greg Hudon noting efforts to fill high school and community college vacancies. The subcommittee discussed police procedures governing emergency vehicle operations and claim processing under state law, with Hudon explaining that all officers follow standardized training and protocols.

The Lowell Police Department maintains partnerships with UML Police for shared resources.

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Source: the City Council Public Safety Sub Committee meeting of June 16, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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