Select Board approves clean-energy program, hears charter reform briefing
Littleton Select Board votes unanimously to adopt Massachusetts clean-energy financing program. The Massachusetts Commercial Property Assessed Clean Energy program allows commercial and multifamily properties to access long-term private financing for renewable energy improvements at no cost to the
Select Board · Meeting of July 27, 2026
Littleton Select Board votes unanimously to adopt Massachusetts clean-energy financing program. The Massachusetts Commercial Property Assessed Clean Energy program allows commercial and multifamily properties to access long-term private financing for renewable energy improvements at no cost to the town. Town Administrator James A.
Duggan credited Assistant Town Administrator Tony Sousa for the recommendation. The Board also heard charter reform guidance from Bedford Town Manager Matthew Hanson and Robert Mercier, former Billerica and Burlington official, on converting the elected Town Clerk position to appointed status. Additional votes approved an August 7 Purple Heart ceremony, town road use for two bicycle fundraising events, and appointments of Will Pickard to the Agricultural Commission and Stephen Hadden to the Clean Lakes Committee.
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Source: the Select Board meeting of July 27, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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