Community Preservation Committee elects Krissy O'Shea as chair
Community Preservation Committee elects Krissy O'Shea as chair and Sarah Wengert as vice chair. Adelaide Grady moved for both elections; Maureen Cosgrove-Deery seconded; the vote was unanimous at 6-0-0. The Committee deferred two grant applications seeking clarification, including the Town
Community Preservation Committee · Meeting of August 17, 2026
CARLISLE — Community Preservation Committee elects Krissy O'Shea as chair and Sarah Wengert as vice chair. Adelaide Grady moved for both elections; Maureen Cosgrove-Deery seconded; the vote was unanimous at 6-0-0. The Committee deferred two grant applications seeking clarification, including the Town Administrator's $100,000 Connected Carlisle initiative for sidewalk-connection work on Church Street.
The Select Board has begun re-evaluating whether the town should continue adopting the Community Preservation Act.
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Source: the Community Preservation Committee meeting of August 17, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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