Burhan Azeem
Cambridge City Council · Vice Mayor · At-Large
- Policy orders, ordinances and City Manager items
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Represents the whole city (at-large).
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That the regular City Council meeting scheduled for Monday, December 14, 2026, is canceled.
Fare-free MBTA Route 1, developed jointly with the City of Boston.
City Council support of the Artificial Intelligence Civil Rights Act of 2025 (S.3308 / H.R.6356) and urge Congress to enact strong, enforceable civil rights protections for automated systems used in consequential decisions.
That the City Council hold a Roundtable/Working Meeting on Monday, December 14, 2026, from 4:00–6:00 PM, to discuss the importance of the innovation ecosystem to city economies, with a focus on its impact in Cambridge.
That the MWRA reconsider plans to construct a 10 million gallon CSO storage tank beneath Magazine Beach.
That the City Manager is requested to work with relevant City staff to advocate for a stronger level of CSO Control and virtual CSO elimination by 2050 in the CSO Control Plan and to advocate for broader funding across the state and entire MWRA region, and for additional federal funding.
City Council opposition to H.R. 8870 and Increases in Federal Truck Size and Weight Limits
That the regular City Council meeting scheduled for Monday, October 26, 2026, be and hereby is canceled.
City Council support of the UE 256 graduate workers at MIT and their efforts to secure a fair contract.
Recognize Sunday, November 1, as “Color the World Orange Day,” an initiative to raise awareness for Complex Regional Pain Syndrome and that the City Manager is requested to direct the appropriate City staff to illuminate City Hall in orange on Sunday, November 1, 2026, in honor of Complex Regional Pain Syndrome Awareness Month.
311 across Cambridge
Every districtRequests to the city in the last 30 days.
- Requests
- 1,805
- Closed so far
- 77%
−12% vs prior 30 days
typically in 2 days
Most common requests in Cambridge
Oct 4, 2026 to Nov 2, 2026. Requests made to 311 by phone, app or the web, and reported by city workers.
Councilors from the council’s IQM2 portal, checked weekly.