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Clean Energy Task Force advances Voltpost charging site

Clean Energy Task Force advances EV charging station plan through Voltpost pole-procurement decision. Chair Russ Kaplan and members Kathleen Monroe, Silas Kavalkovich, and David Price agreed that Voltpost will secure the charging pole on the town's behalf with reimbursement after installation,

Library Board approves prior meeting minutes; staffing update underway

East Hampton Library Advisory Board approves May meeting minutes, receives staffing update. Library Director Christine Cachuela reported first-round interviews this week for a vacant Children's Librarian position, with second-round talks and an offer both targeted for mid-July. The Library Page and

Firehouse committee reviews facility reports, weighs renovation versus new construction

Firehouse committee reviews condition reports for three fire company buildings. Engineer Marco Costini presented working-draft facility assessments covering the committee's options for renovation versus new construction; Town Manager David Cox attended. The Fire Chief reported annual maintenance

Aging commission approves expo plans and vendor outreach strategy.

East Hampton Commission on Aging Expo Working Group approves planning framework. The group, chaired by Dr. M. Cookie Mankowski, has secured approximately 24 vendors and finalized a speaker roster featuring medical professionals, attorneys, and wellness practitioners for a September wellness

Commission approves two-lot subdivision and middle-housing text amendments.

East Hampton Planning & Zoning Commission unanimously approves middle-housing compliance amendments and subdivision. Chair Ray Zatorski and the full six-member voting panel voted 6-0 to adopt text amendments to multiple code sections required by Connecticut Public Act 25-1 governing middle housing