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Fayston joins tri-town effort on knotweed and other invasives; internships filled
Summary
Commission reported coordination with the FMR executive director and Waitsfield staff on tri-town invasive-plant work; Fayston benefits from Waitsfield’s administrative support, and the 2026 project manager role plus six internship offers have been accepted.
The commission said it met with the Mad River Valley (FMR) executive director, staff and board to coordinate tri-town efforts addressing knotweed and other invasive-species work. Members noted that Fayston benefits from Waitsfield’s financial and administrative support for valleywide programs.
Commissioners reported that the 2026 project manager position and six internship offers have been accepted, signaling capacity to expand field work and outreach across the valley. The FCC noted continuing administrative challenges and the need to align on scope and responsibilities for ongoing invasive-species mitigation.
