| Contact: | Aaron Miklosko Director of Public Works Green Communities Committee Chair 978-897-1308 |
| Address: | 195 Main Street Maynard, MA 01754 |
About the Committee
The Green Communities Committee assists the Board of Selectmen and Town Administrator in developing programs and projects to foster energy conservation, energy efficiency, renewable energy generation and sustainability planning. The committee gathers, studies and evaluates information that will help determine various approaches for improving the energy efficiency of operating town, school buildings and vehicles. We also investigate alternatives for energy technologies and identify funding opportunities to help the Town achieve its energy and sustainability related goals.
Additionally, the Committee shall develop and recommend approaches for influencing the town residents and businesses to maximize their environmental sustainability through educational outreach, information programs and incentives.
[Read our full Mission Statement]
Green Community Designation
The Town of Maynard was awarded designation as a Green Community on December 20, 2011 by the Green Communities Division within the Commonwealth’s Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs.
With this designation, the Town of Maynard is considered an energy leader in Massachusetts. With funding through the Green Communities Designation and Grant Program, the Town can implement energy efficiency and renewable energy projects to further reduce its energy costs and improve our local environment.
The Town has been awarded a grant of $160,025 with the official designation.
Agendas, Minutes, and Notices
The Green Communities Committee normally meets at 8:30am on the 2nd Wednesday of each month in the training room at the Maynard Police Station (197 Main Street).
Members
| Marie Morando | Admin Assistant, DPW/Clerk |
| Richard Asmann | Building Commissioner |
| Aaron Miklosko | Chair / DPW Director |
| Bill Nemser | Town Planner |
| Megan Zammuto | Assistant Town Administrator |