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Price Named New Chair of Clean Energy Task Force

Clean Energy Task Force voted unanimously to transition leadership, electing David Price as the new chairman effective year-end, replacing Russ Kaplan.

Clean Energy Task Force · Meeting of October 6, 2026

CT EAST HAMPTON — Clean Energy Task Force voted unanimously to transition leadership, electing David Price as the new chairman effective year-end, replacing Russ Kaplan. The board announced it earned a Bronze Certification from Sustainable East Hampton with 290 of 250 required points, scheduling an awards celebration for November 10 at the Wadsworth in Hartford. Members discussed pursuing Silver Certification, requiring 500 points, and Climate Leader status.

Projects discussed included a Bee Resilient grant-funded pollinator garden, expanded EV charging at Town Hall and Village Center, and the Plan of Conservation and Development, which moved to the Planning and Zoning Commission for review with a public hearing set for early November.

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Source: the Clean Energy Task Force meeting of October 6, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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