Amesbury Energy Committee unanimously approves prior meeting minutes and discusses multiple capital projects. The Energy Committee voted unanimously to approve minutes from February 11, March 3, and March 17 and discussed ongoing initiatives including fire station HVAC upgrades and a citywide LED
Amesbury's Municipal Solid Waste Working Group established monthly meetings on the third Tuesday and began early-stage planning to shift trash pickup costs from the city levy to resident fees. Chairperson Bill Messner led the March 17 meeting, where City Energy Manager Dave Johnson presented data
Amesbury Energy Committee advances multi-site LED replacement and waste oversight. City Energy Manager Dave Johnson reported Project Lumos will retrofit fluorescent lights to LEDs across five municipal sites before October rebate expiration, with an RFQ issued late March. The committee extended its
Amesbury Energy Committee extends Colonial Power contract through 2026. The five-year contract extension with the aggregation consultant runs through August 25, 2030; a mailing notifying new residents is set for March 13. Chair Bill Messner and Vice-Chair Nancy Maynes moved to establish a task
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