- Medford City Council members detailed over $5.7 million in outside counsel and settlement costs from 2020 to 2026, spread across unexpected departments like schools and public works. - Council voted to reduce the law department budget to two months to force disclosure of litigation costs, but the administration's response was incomplete and not in the requested format. - The mayor agreed to an independent review of litigation costs and practices, and the state auditor's office offered to conduct it for $10,000. - Vice President Lazaro flagged a 573% increase in unfair labor practice charges and $487,943 in opaque KP Law retainer lines,…
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- The town clerk's withdrawal left Marshfield without a records access officer, a role the law requires, prompting urgent board action. - The Select Board voted to make Town Administrator Ted Langel the interim records access officer, filling the vacancy immediately. - The board ordered the town clerk to hand over administrative access to the FOIA Direct portal by noon the next day, following her refusal to share credentials. - Officials plan to reconfigure FOIA Direct so incoming requests auto-route to relevant departments, with staff reviewing responses for redactions.
