Massachusetts H5131 empowers municipalities and local governments with new provisions for remote participation in public meetings, cybersecurity.
Massachusetts H5131 introduces several measures to empower municipalities and local governments. It allows for remote participation in public meetings, ensuring that remote participants can vote and be counted for quorum. It mandates that cities and towns report cybersecurity incidents to the commonwealth security operations center. The bill also establishes a Double Pole Municipal Fund to manage funds collected for double pole activities and requires stakeholders to transfer attachments and remove existing poles within specified timeframes.
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