THE REVERE ADVOCATE – FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 2026 Page 11 MASS. HOUSE | FROM Page 3 sultation with the perinatal advisory committee, to develop regulations for all hospitals and birthing facilities requiring congenital cytomegalovirus (cCMV) screening. It also requires DPH to undertake a pilot program for universal cCMV screening to optimize processes for testing, reporting and medical care. The bill also requires the Commissioner of DPH to establish, promote and maintain a public information program regarding cCMV, and make it available to any health care provider, physician assistant, nurse or midwife who renders prenatal or postnatal care or offers fertility counseling or care to a parent or guardian. A hospital, birthing facility or any health care provider, physician assistant, nurse or midwife who renders prenatal or postnatal care must give expectant or new parents or guardians the information provided by DPH. The bill passed the House of Representatives 155-1. “Today we ensured that more parents will have the timely information they need by adding congenital CMV to newborn screening,” Representative Marjorie C. Decker (D-Cambridge), House Chair of the Joint Committee on Public Health. “Earlier detection can change the course of a child’s life by expanding opportunities for treatment and intervention. I’m deeply grateful to the families who shared their stories and advocated so powerfully, and to the House of Representatives for taking this important step.” S.2903 An Act honoring Blue Star Families The bill requires the Registrar of Motor Vehicles (RMV) to furnish, without charge, distinctive vehicle registration plate or a distinctive motorcycle emblem to a parent, child, spouse, sibling, or grandchildren of a law enforcement offi cer who has been killed in the line of duty. The bill passed the House of Representatives 156-0. “Thank you to House Speaker Ronald Mariano, Chairman Aaron Michlewitz and Representative Tom Walsh for their leadership on this bill that the legislature has overwhelmingly passed to honor the Commonwealth’s Blue Star Families,” Representative James Arciero (D-Westford), House Chair of the Joint Committee on Transportation. “Blue Star Families have endured the unimaginable loss of a child, spouse, parent, or sibling in the line of duty. While no symbol can fully express the gratitude owed to our fallen heroes and their loved ones, this legislation stands as a lasting commitment that their sacrifi ce and service will never be forgotten.” S.2565 An Act facilitating better interactions between police officers and persons with autism spectrum disorder The bill requires the RMV to make blue envelopes available, upon request, to any person with autism spectrum disorder or their parent or guardian. It requires State Police, in consultation with the RMV, the Massachusetts Chiefs of Police Association, Advocates for Autism of Massachusetts or any other organization that advocates for people with autism spectrum disorder, to design blue envelopes that provide written information and guidance on the outside of the envelope on ways to enhance eff ective communication between a police offi cer and a person with autism spectrum disorder. The envelopes must also include instructions for access to the envelope, including attaching the envelope to the sun visor on the driver’s side of the vehicle, and can hold a person’s license and registration. The bill passed the House of Representatives 156-0. “Thank you to House Speaker Ronald Mariano, Chairman Aaron Michlewitz, Representative Mindy Domb and Representative Sean Garballey for their leadership on this bill that addresses the unique circumstances surrounding communication between police offi - cers and people with autism at traffi c stops,” Representative James Arciero (D-Westford), House Chair of the Joint Committee on Transportation. “This bill will make a meaningful diff erence for countless individuals with autism and their families by expanding access to tools and resources that promote better understanding, clearer communication, and improved safety during these interactions. At the same time, it provides valuable support to law enforcement offi cers as they carry out their responsibilities eff ectively and compassionately. Ultimately, this legislation reinforces the Commonwealth’s commitment to protecting the safety, dignity, independence, and well-being of all residents.” “The House took meaningful action to support public safety families and protect some of our most vulnerable residents. I am especially proud to support legislation honoring Blue Star Families, ensuring that loved ones of fallen law enforcement offi cers receive the recognition and respect they deserve for the sacrifi ces made in service to the Commonwealth,” said Representative Jessica Ann Giannino (D-Revere). “We also advanced important public safety measures, including initiatives to improve interactions between law enforcement and individuals with autism spectrum disorder, as well as legislation to promote the responsible and safe use of emerging technologies. Combined with critical public health efforts to expand access to epinephrine and strengthen newborn screenings, these bills refl ect our continued commitment to keeping Massachusetts families safe, supported, and protected.” “In passing these bills, the House demonstrates what effective government looks like addressing emerging challenges, expanding access to critical health resources, and supporting families across the Commonwealth. Whether it’s protecting civil rights in the age of advancing technology, ensuring lifesaving treatments are available during emergencies, improving early detection for newborns, or enhancing safety and accessibility for residents and their loved ones, these bills deliver meaningful results for the people of Massachusetts. I am proud to support these pieces of legislation and look forward to continuing the work of building stronger, safer, and healthier communities,” said Representative Jeffrey Rosario Turco (D-Winthrop). The bills now go to the Senate for consideration. REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS BUYER1 Bala, Sanjay Brown Jr, Christopher Carleton, Thomas J Gierra, Henry A Simon, Grace Tacuri, Sheryl S Villegas, Carlos E BUYER2 Mondal, Brinda Barrientos, Johana Munoz, Jjon Fredy G Tacuri, Anderson E Sedano Villegas, Jaime A Ponce SELLER1 Bustamante Ft Touil, Kamal Darmstatter, Jarrett Collingham Parters LLC T&R Rt 226 Tapley T Harba Realty LLC Wirwicz, Robert W Russo, Kyle SELLER2 Bustamante, D Del Carmen 10 Franklin Ave #402 350 Revere Beach Blvd #5L 19 Thornton St 35 Tuttle St 26 Tapley Ave 41 S Irving St Revere Copyrighted material previously published in Banker & Tradesman/The Commercial Record, a weekly trade newspaper. It is reprinted with permission from the publisher, The Warren Group. 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