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Clary Lake Association asks Jefferson to join State Community Resilience Partnership
Summary
Kathryn Ference asked the Select Board to consider membership in the State of Maine's Community Resilience Partnership to access grant funding; the board agreed to review materials and place the item on the next agenda.
Kathryn Ference, who serves on the Clary Lake Association board, attended the meeting to request that Jefferson become a member of the Community Resilience Partnership organized by the State of Maine. Ference said membership would allow the town to access grant funding and provided handouts including a self-evaluation form and a list of community actions; she also referenced the state’s information page.
The Select Board did not vote on joining at this meeting. Members agreed to review Ference’s materials and to put the membership question on the next agenda for further consideration.
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