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Sunday, November 1, 2026 Swampscott, Massachusetts · Change town
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Climate Action Committee approves prior minutes, tracks multiple resilience initiatives

Swampscott climate committee approves prior meeting minutes, advances grant work for school and beach projects. The Climate Action and Resilience Committee unanimously approved its February 3 minutes at its March 3 meeting. The committee is pursuing additional contractors for Fisherman's Beach

Climate Action & Resilience Committee · Meeting of March 3, 2026

Swampscott climate committee approves prior meeting minutes, advances grant work for school and beach projects. The Climate Action and Resilience Committee unanimously approved its February 3 minutes at its March 3 meeting. The committee is pursuing additional contractors for Fisherman's Beach flood mitigation and advancing a $100,000 grant proposal for a rain garden at Johnson Park.

Work on the Climate Leader Municipal grant continues with focus on a comprehensive building assessment for Swampscott High School before a May Technical Assistance grant resubmission.

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Source: the Climate Action & Resilience Committee meeting of March 3, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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