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BOSTON (WBZNewsRadio) - Boston City councilors are asking for an in-person hearing centered on Mayor Michelle Wu administration's pandemic policies.
City Councilors Frank Baker and Erin Murphy introduced a hearing order, which goes to committee for the hearing and could take place as soon as next week.
"This is just a chance to give people an opportunity to ask what's going on here," Baker said. He added that Mayor Wu's administration has "not been paying attention to business needs."
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Mayor Wu has been facing controversy since stepping into her role as Mayor of Boston; drawing protests at City Hall and in front of her home in Roslindale. Her administration's vaccine mandate is now facing a lawsuit that's put enforcement of the worker vaccine requirement on hold.
City Councilor Lydia Edwards, who is also a state senator, thanked Murphy and Baker for introducing the measure and said she hopes for a hearing that will lead to "more questions answered and more transparency."
WBZ's James Rojas (@JamesRojasNews) reports:
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