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Milton CAPC plans community education series across four climate domains
Summary
The committee agreed to a community education effort—one meeting per Climate Action Plan domain (Buildings & Energy, Transportation, Waste & Materials, Conservation)—and assigned working‑group leads, with a Conservation meeting targeted for April–May 2026.
Ron Israel proposed a community education series with one meeting per CAP domain to build public awareness and stakeholder support; each meeting would host an invited expert, summarize working group recommendations, and include open discussion. Members debated format and cadence: S. Kyle Johnson warned that combining presentations and detailed working‑group reports could overload a single meeting, while Arthur Doyle proposed splitting presentation of material from feedback sessions and using a follow‑up survey.
Chair Alex Hasha suggested working groups schedule sessions when materials are ready and that a public library venue with advance publicity could broaden attendance. The committee assigned working‑group leads: Buildings & Energy — Alex Hasha; Transportation — S. Kyle Johnson (and to confirm Steve Popkin); Conservation — Ron Israel and Matt Panucci; Waste & Materials — Arthur Doyle and Kim Johnson. Ron Israel and Matt Panucci committed to organize the Conservation domain meeting in April–May 2026.
