Select Board adopts Environmentally Preferred Procurement policy, hears Climate Action Plan update
The Select Board authorized the chair to sign an Environmentally Preferred Procurement policy and heard a revised Climate Action Plan that lists 10 actions; the sustainability coordinator highlighted grant and funding links for community farms and the CPC as a potential funding source.
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The Select Board voted 3-0 on May 18 to authorize the chair to sign an Environmentally Preferred Procurement (EPP) policy, updating an older bi-recycled policy at the request of the Department of Environmental Protection.
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