Winchester Energy Management Committee elects Rexer Vice Chair, approves $9,500 weatherstripping. The committee unanimously authorized the Energy Revolving Fund expenditure for weatherstripping projects at seven town buildings including Town Hall, DPW, and Public Safety Building. Dr. Karl Rexer was
Winchester energy management committee approves prior meeting minutes. The committee's five voting members approved minutes from March 23 and April 13 with one abstention.
Energy Management Committee unanimously backs $7.9M solar project. Chair Todd Kosterman's committee voted to support Article 16 for the 2026 Spring Town Meeting, authorizing borrowing of $7,943,000 for solar panel installation at Winchester High School, McCall Middle School, Vinson-Owen Elementary,
Energy Management Committee elects Todd Kosterman as chair for two years. The committee approved Kosterman's nomination by Roger McPeek for a term beginning April 1, 2026, while deferring vice chair selection until the April meeting. Ken Pruitt reported progress on town solar projects co-sponsored
Energy Management Committee unanimously approved prior minutes and discussed chair transition. Chair Todd Kosterman may shift roles to allow Dr. Karl Rexer to rotate out after leading the committee for over a decade. Comprehensive building assessments for McCall, Ambrose, and Parkhurst schools are
The Energy Management Committee unanimously authorized a charging fee for the town's electric vehicle chargers. Sustainability Director Ken Pruitt will charge users 35 cents per kilowatt-hour on the 12 Level 2 chargers at Laraway Road, the High School, and Lynch School, with an idling fee also
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