H2277
An Act authorizing cities and towns to establish reduced maximum tow rates during certain declared emergencies
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Bill overview
This bill would allow Massachusetts cities and towns to temporarily lower the maximum tow rates they can charge during declared emergencies. The goal is to provide financial relief to residents and businesses impacted by emergencies like severe weather or public health crises. Local governments would have the authority to set reduced rates, offering a potential cost-saving measure during difficult times. This legislation builds upon previous attempts to address similar concerns.
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