Dalton Conservation Commission elected Jon Swan as chair at its October 20 meeting. The commission unanimously voted for Swan, with members Ernie Hannaford, Carol Sheltry, and Michael Carrier present.
Dalton Conservation Commission approved Mandy Deveno as a full voting member with a term expiring in 2029, replacing Gina Damiano whose resignation was accepted. The commission also nominated Frank Hubbard to fill the newly vacant 2nd Alternate position, with his appointment forwarded to the Board
Dalton Conservation Commission approves alternate as voting member. The commission unanimously seated Mike Carrier as a voting member for the August 18 meeting and discussed fall programming including a Master Gardener talk September 15 on garden preparation and a trail walk at Forest Lake State
Dalton Conservation Commission approves fall public programming. Commissioners voted unanimously to host "Putting the Garden to Bed," a Master Gardener Fall Talk on September 15 at 6 p.m., with Jon Swan tasked to reach out to local conservation commissions and UNH Extension about partnership and
Dalton Conservation Commission unanimously approves forwarding a Casella reimbursement request to the Selectboard. The panel, meeting for 17 minutes on May 19, also voted to approve April minutes and advanced planning for a Master Gardener talk series in fall, with outreach to other conservation
Transfer Station Committee moves to seek regional recycling partnership as national market for recyclables collapses. With $55-per-ton disposal costs and zero profit on recyclables since China stopped purchasing American waste, co-chairs Jessica Williams and Gal Potashnik are leading research into
Transfer Station Committee approves prior minutes, explores recycling partnership options. The five-member committee reviewed a Bethlehem presentation and found the community in early partnership stages; members noted three-phase electrical systems appear necessary and costs differ between trash
The Dalton Historic and Cultural Assets Committee voted unanimously to request a letter of engagement from environmental attorney Marcia Brown of NHBrown Law. All five members present approved the motion after Brown detailed her experience in coastal planning, solar site contracting, DES regulatory
Dalton's Host Community Agreement committee unanimously approved engagement with attorney Marcia Brown as legal counsel. Brown, with NHBrown Law, presented credentials including work on attorney general super sites, coastal state planning, environmental regulatory experience, and a Master's degree
Dalton Conservation Commission schedules 2027 cleanup, plans regional meeting attendance. The commission unanimously approved its March 17 meeting minutes and confirmed next year's roadside cleanup for April 17, 2027, following strong turnout this year with roughly 30 people attending the event's
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