WE3C adopts roll call requirement, clarifies clerk duties
Watertown's environment committee adopted roll call procedures for compliance.
WE3C - Environment & Energy Efficiency Committee · Meeting of June 15, 2026
Watertown's environment committee adopted roll call procedures for compliance. Co-chairs Ellen Menounos and Wally Cole led discussion of draft protocols due to the City Manager by July 1; the committee formally adopted roll call votes at meeting starts and clarified clerk duties to prepare and distribute minutes. Sustainability Manager Laurel Schwab reported on the Electrify Watertown Heat Pump Coach and Incentive Program, which received a competitive grant from MassCEC for $1,000 grants to up to 20 households through end of 2027, with coach training in late fall 2026.
Energy Manager Silas Fyler reported on solar installations at Watertown High School expected to be operational by September and new electricity rates of $0.15990 per kWh under the town's Energy Choice program.
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Source: the WE3C - Environment & Energy Efficiency Committee meeting of June 15, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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