Energy committee reorganizes with new leadership
Eastham's Energy and Climate Action Committee elected new leadership following Olav Hegland's resignation effective end of June, unanimously choosing Tom McNellis as Chair, John Boiney as Clerk, and Eleni Carr as Vice-Chair. The committee approved designs for no-idling information cards and bumper
Energy and Climate Action Committee · Meeting of June 8, 2026
Eastham's Energy and Climate Action Committee elected new leadership following Olav Hegland's resignation effective end of June, unanimously choosing Tom McNellis as Chair, John Boiney as Clerk, and Eleni Carr as Vice-Chair. The committee approved designs for no-idling information cards and bumper stickers estimated at $129 and requested town budget funding for printing. Police Chief Adam Bohannon discussed emergency preparedness, highlighting the Code Red notification system and a daily check-in program for 25 vulnerable residents.
Committee members suggested hosting a Barnstable County workshop and meeting with the Fire Chief in the fall to discuss wildfire resiliency.
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Source: the Energy and Climate Action Committee meeting of June 8, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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