UPCOMING HEARINGS and MEETINGS THAT WE KNOW ABOUT (updated 8/19 at 8:00 AM)

Click for a list of the over 180 towns we know are not going "reefer mad." 

Cities and Towns that succumbed to the madness (updated August 18, 2009)

CITIES CONSIDERING ORDINANCES

TOWNS WITH REPRESENTATIVE TOWN MEETING CONSIDERING BYLAWS

TOWNS WITH OPEN TOWN MEETING CONSIDERING BYLAWS

UPCOMING HEARINGS and MEETINGS THAT WE KNOW ABOUT

Southborough STM September 29

Please watch your town's selectmen, Special Town meetings will be happening and the powers of darkness will use these!

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HELD MEETINGS AND WE DO NOT KNOW RESULTS

Lanesborough (Open) ATM, Tuesday, May 12?
Berkley (OPEN) ATM, POSTPONED TO Monday, June 22

MUNICIPALITIES THAT SAID NO!

Buckland Town Meeting on Wednesday, June 17 REJECTED :-)
Ipswich (Open) ATM, on June 1 rejected the madness on a voice vote :-)
Stockbridge (Open) (ATM) on May 19 withdraw by Police Chief :-)
Saugus (Representative) ATM on May 18 referred article to the next special meeting
Brookfield: (Open) ATM, on May 8 NO MOTION :-) (page 16)
Gloucester City Council, Tuesday, May 5, REJECTED :-)!
Brewster (Open), Tuesday, May 5, REJECTED :-)!
Carlisle (Open) ATM, Monday, May 4 TABLED :-)!
Rockland (Open) ATM, Monday, May 4, REJECTED :-)!
Lancaster (Open), ATM, Monday, May 4, REJECTED 114 - 3! :-)
Brewster (Open), Tuesday, May 5, REJECTED!
Great Barrington (Open), Monday, May 4 REJECTED!
Wellesley Town Meeting 4/7 NO MOTION!
Hingham Town Meeting 4/28 voted NO ACTION!
Truro Town Meeting 4/28 Indefinitiely Postposed!
Concord Town Meeting 4/27 - 4/29 NO MOTION!
Canton Town Meeting 4/28-29 Indefinitely Postponed! 
Provincetown Town Meeting 4/6 Motion failed to carry!

Worcester and West Newbury REJECTED such proposals.
Dover, Topsfield and Walpole decided NOT to put it on the ATM Warrant.
Wenham The Wenham Selectmen elected to not take any action at the Town Meeting under Article 15.
Manchester Town Meeting 4/6 amended to place it before voters at town election and to refer it to Board of Health.

AT THE STATE HOUSE:The Massachusetts Chiefs of Police Association submitted legislation Wednesday, January 14,to state Sen. James E. Timilty, D-Walpole, chairman of the committee on public safety and homeland security legislation for amendments of Question 2 on several points, including one to help officers gather true identification from violators, and one asking that if a person fails to pay the fine within 21 days, it becomes a criminal matter.