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NJ Watershed Program offers tree-planting support to Clinton commission

Town of Clinton Shade Tree Commission · February 19, 2026
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Summary

Katie Lindsay, ambassador for the NJ Watershed Program serving Hunterdon County, told the commission the program could help with tree plantings and noted a connection to AmeriCorps.

Katie Lindsay, ambassador for the NJ Watershed Program, attended the Town of Clinton Shade Tree Commission meeting on Feb. 19 and described ways the program could assist with tree plantings in Clinton. Lindsay said the watershed program covers Hunterdon County and noted a connection to AmeriCorps as a potential resource for planting support.

The commission did not record any formal partnership agreement at the meeting; Lindsay’s attendance and offer were entered during the public comment portion of the agenda, and commissioners raised no formal objections. Any further coordination would require follow-up between the commission and the NJ Watershed Program.