Parks Committee Recommends Two for Conservation Commission
Parks Committee voted to recommend two candidates to Watertown's Conservation Commission on July 14. Chair Theophilus Offei and Secretary Anthony Palomba voted 2-0 on each recommendation in the absence of Vice Chair Nicole Gardner.
City Council_ Committee on Parks and Recreation · Meeting of July 14, 2026
WATERTOWN — Parks Committee voted to recommend two candidates to Watertown's Conservation Commission on July 14. Chair Theophilus Offei and Secretary Anthony Palomba voted 2-0 on each recommendation in the absence of Vice Chair Nicole Gardner. Ian Edwards-Clancy, a data analyst with horticultural science background, was recommended for a term ending February 15, 2027.
Rachel Slater, an Environmental Protection Specialist for FEMA, was recommended for a term ending February 15, 2028. Both candidates expressed interest in Watertown's open space, wetlands, and natural resources.
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Source: the City Council_ Committee on Parks and Recreation meeting of July 14, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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