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Jericho schedules salt‑reduction workshop; monitoring programs discussed

Jericho Conservation Commission (JCC) · July 15, 2026
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Summary

The commission agreed to pursue an early-fall salt-reduction workshop led by Elise Stapanuk and discussed volunteer watershed monitoring; Alison Spasyk offered LaRosa Partnership contact information and noted biweekly summer monitoring cycles.

Sabina Ernst told commissioners there are plans to have Elise Stapanuk lead a salt-reduction workshop for the town "sometime in the early fall" though details have not been finalized. The workshop is being framed as outreach to residents and winter maintenance crews about limiting road-salt impacts to local streams.

Alison Spasyk noted volunteer monitoring programs such as the LaRosa Partnership Program and observed that because Jericho lies in two watersheds it can sometimes fall outside regular watershed-alliance activity areas; she said monitoring typically happens biweekly during summer months and will send contact information to Tom Baribault for follow-up.

The commission did not set a firm date but asked staff and volunteers to continue planning outreach and to coordinate monitoring contacts and schedules.