Transfer Station panel approves reappointments, signage spending, and policy language.
Transfer Station Action Committee unanimously reappoints two members and adds a new one. Chair Laura Snowdon and John Petrie won three-year reappointment terms; the committee also approved Geoffrey Aardsma as a new member. The panel unanimously backed a $600 expenditure to print six double-sided
Transfer Station Action Committee · Meeting of May 14, 2026
CARLISLE — Transfer Station Action Committee unanimously reappoints two members and adds a new one. Chair Laura Snowdon and John Petrie won three-year reappointment terms; the committee also approved Geoffrey Aardsma as a new member. The panel unanimously backed a $600 expenditure to print six double-sided signs promoting the Select Board's food waste policy at solid waste containers, and unanimously approved amended language for a Transfer Station parking policy for Select Board consideration.
Black Earth will launch town-wide curbside composting collection on June 26, pending a minimum of 30 sign-ups by June 2027; 20 residents are currently committed.
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Source: the Transfer Station Action Committee meeting of May 14, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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