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Carlisle ESC Approves Outreach Funding, Advances Carbon Projects

Carlisle Environmental Sustainability Committee approves $570 in community outreach and carbon-reduction funding. The committee unanimously voted to fund an electric vehicle charger cover for $120, co-sponsor a monthly sustainability film series with the Sustainability and Town Advisory Commission

Environmental Sustainability Committee · Meeting of September 3, 2026

Carlisle Environmental Sustainability Committee approves $570 in community outreach and carbon-reduction funding. The committee unanimously voted to fund an electric vehicle charger cover for $120, co-sponsor a monthly sustainability film series with the Sustainability and Town Advisory Commission for $400, and provide refreshments for the ESC Hour for $50. Co-chairs Eric Balles and Christina Christodoulopoulos, Treasurer Sara Dunleavy, and member Keith Therrien approved all measures.

The committee also advanced planning on carbon-reduction infrastructure including a Municipal Finance Committee rooftop heat pump conversion projected to achieve 93 percent emissions reduction and a Department of Public Works rooftop solar project estimated to generate substantial savings.

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Source: the Environmental Sustainability Committee meeting of September 3, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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