Mayor ‘appalled’ by housing court decision on condemned building
IS LIVE IN REVERE WITH WHAT HE IS SAYING, MATT, GOOD MORNING. >> DOUG AND ANTOINETTE, GOOD MORNING. THE MAYOR OF REVERE SAYS HE IS APPALLED BY A DECISION IN BOSTON HOUSING COURT. HE PLANS ON MEETING WITH RESIDENTS OF THE HIGH-RISE THIS MORNING. THE CITY OF REVERE IS ASKING FOR EMERGENCY RECEIVERSHIP AT THE CONDEMNED HIGH RISE THAT WAS THE SITE OF A HUGE FIRE LAST MONTH. MORE THAN 100 PEOPLE ARE NOW WITHOUT PERMANENT HOUSING. REVERE MAYOR BRIAN ARRIGO CLAIMS THAT YESTERDAY A JUDGE DECIDED , NOT TO HEAR TESTIMONY FROM FIRE AND SAFETY OFFICIALS. THE MAYOR RELEASING THIS STATEMENT THAT READS IN PART, ‘ ’IT IS BEYOND DISAPPOINTING THAT THE LEGAL SYSTEM SET UP TO PROTECT INNOCENT PEOPLE FROM THE HARM OF IRRESPONSIBLE AND CARELESS LANDLORDS HAS FAILED IN ITS DUTY WHEN THEY WERE CALLED ON BY THOSE MOST IN NEED.’ THE MAYOR SAYS THE CITY WILL CONTINUE TO TAKE LEGAL ACTION AGAINST THE CARABETTA COMPANY WHICH OWNS THAT CONDEMNED BUILDING. THE MAYOR WIL
Mayor ‘appalled’ by housing court decision on condemned building
Updated: 5:45 AM EDT Jul 21, 2022
The mayor of the city of Revere said he was “appalled” by Wednesday’s decision by the Boston Housing Court, which he said declined to take action one month after a fire inside a Revere Beach high rise.
The mayor of the city of Revere said he was “appalled” by Wednesday’s decision by the Boston Housing Court, which he said declined to take action one month after a fire inside a Revere Beach high rise.
