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Williamsburg Energy Committee Advances Climate Leader Goals Following Narrow Stretch Code Vote

Williamsburg Energy Committee endorsed the narrowly passed Specialized Stretch Code and advanced Climate Leader designation. The Committee, meeting June 8, discussed the Town Meeting vote that approved the code by 18 votes and committed to expanded public education on climate initiatives. The town

Energy Committee · Meeting of June 8, 2026

Williamsburg Energy Committee endorsed the narrowly passed Specialized Stretch Code and advanced Climate Leader designation. The Committee, meeting June 8, discussed the Town Meeting vote that approved the code by 18 votes and committed to expanded public education on climate initiatives. The town has submitted a letter of commitment and emissions data to the Department of Energy Resources for Climate Leader designation; a Decarbonization Planning Assistant Grant from November remains pending with a July 31 deadline.

The National Grid-commissioned fleet study is nearing completion and will be presented to the Energy Committee and Select Board before Finance Committee. The Committee also advanced a $60,000 Green Communities Grant for controls optimization at Dunphy School.

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Source: the Energy Committee meeting of June 8, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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