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Climate Action Planning Committee

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Climate Action Committee endorses two Climate Leader Community documents.

Milton's Climate Action Planning Committee unanimously endorsed two municipal documents required for state Climate Leader Community designation by June 30. Chair Dr. Alexander Hasha and five voting members approved the Municipal Decarbonization Roadmap and Zero-Emission Vehicle First Policy, both

Climate Action Planning Committee plans May conservation meeting, targets September for waste stakeholder event.

Climate Action Planning Committee advances stakeholder meetings and energy initiatives. Chair Alex Hasha's committee voted unanimously to approve March minutes and moved forward planning for Conservation Working Group meeting in May and Waste Working Group stakeholder event in September, with the

Climate Action Planning Committee approves grant-support letter, charts stakeholder engagement series.

Climate Action Planning Committee votes unanimously on letter supporting EEA Planning Assistance Grant. The $50,000 grant application, led by Assistant Director of Planning Avante Grady and Planning Director Liz Manning, would fund consultant support advancing Milton's Climate Action Plan toward

CLIMATE PANEL COMMITS TO COMMUNITY EDUCATION MEETINGS

Milton's Climate Action Planning Committee voted unanimously to approve prior meeting minutes and committed to launching community education meetings on climate and sustainability topics in spring. Dr. Alexander Hasha presided over a seven-member quorum discussing federal environmental policy

Milton climate committee plans educational meetings despite lack of quorum

Milton climate committee plans educational meetings on sustainability. The Massachusetts Department of Energy Resources approved the town's Climate Leader Community Certification application, opening technical assistance for the Municipal Decarbonization Roadmap, Chair Dr. Alexander Hasha reported