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Addison Greenlaw highlights decades of regional infrastructure experience in Dartmouth Board of Public Works interview
Summary
In a July 29 interview for a newly added seat on Dartmouth's Board of Public Works, candidate Addison Greenlaw outlined 40-plus years of local ties and construction experience, including landfill and sewer projects, and said he would apply that background to board-level prioritization and oversight.
Addison Greenlaw, a lifelong Dartmouth resident of 41 years, said his construction career gives him direct experience with the types of projects the Board of Public Works oversees. "I'm a 41 year resident here of Dartmouth," Greenlaw said, describing work that ranged from subdivision roads and paving to managing the town's early landfill cell at Craypaw Hill.
Greenlaw told the board he began work in 1982 with DW White Construction and later rose to vice president at a regional firm; he cited hands-on roles in bid management, supervision and large-scale contract work such as repairs tied to the Deer Island treatment facility and state highway bridge decks. The Chair opened the interview by noting the town recently expanded the Board of Public Works from three to five members, creating the seat Greenlaw is seeking.
Greenlaw framed his experience as relevant to the board's policy and oversight role. He emphasized practical knowledge of projects and grant documents, and told the board he would participate actively if appointed. The board adjourned with no appointment recorded in the transcript.
