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Shade Tree and Conservancy volunteers continue watering plantings; pump still needed

Town of Clinton Environmental Commission · May 18, 2026
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Summary

Shade Tree Representative Denise Birmingham said volunteers used new tanks to water recently planted trees during the heat spell but that a pump is still needed; the Conservancy has completed four two‑hour work sessions with one remaining.

Denise Birmingham, the Shade Tree Representative, reported that she, Kim, and the mayor used new tanks to water recently planted trees; the group found that a pump would make the process more efficient.

"Denise, Kim, and the Mayor used new tanks to water recently planted trees, though a pump is still needed to make the process more efficient," Birmingham reported. She added that the Conservancy has completed four two‑hour work sessions and has one remaining session scheduled.

The commission did not record a formal motion on equipment procurement at this meeting; Birmingham's report identifies a logistical need (a pump) that could be addressed by the Conservancy, the Green Team, or the town's public works department in a later meeting.