Further regulates the Gloucester Fisheries Commission by changing its membership and leadership structure.

This bill amends the structure of the Gloucester Fisheries Commission, a public instrumentality established to promote, preserve, and protect the Gloucester fishing industry. It revises the commission's membership to consist of seven members, one of whom is the mayor or a designee. Six members are appointed by the mayor and confirmed by the city council for three-year terms, with two alternate members also appointed by the mayor. The mayor can appoint an executive director, whose compensation is determined by the mayor.

Further regulates the Gloucester Fisheries Commission by changing its membership and leadership structure.

This bill amends the structure of the Gloucester Fisheries Commission, a public instrumentality established to promote, preserve, and protect the Gloucester fishing industry. It revises the commission's membership to consist of seven members, one of whom is the mayor or a designee. Six members are appointed by the mayor and confirmed by the city council for three-year terms, with two alternate members also appointed by the mayor. The mayor can appoint an executive director, whose compensation is determined by the mayor.