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Green Community Designations Reach Two Hundred Forty GREEN COMMUNITY DESIGNATIONS REACH TWO HUNDRED FORTY AMESBURY SALISBURY MERRIMAC NEWBURYPORT HAVERHILL WEST NEWBURY CLARKSBURG METHUEN HEATH NORTHFIELD ROWE ROYALSTON NORTH ADAMS BERNARDSTON TOWNSEND LAWRENCE ASHBY BOXFORD PEPPERELL DRACUT WARWICK TYNGSBOROUGH WILLIAMSTOWN COLRAIN ASHBURNHAM ANDOVER NORTH WINCHENDON TOPSFIELD ROCKPORT CHARLEMONT GILL LOWELL ANDOVER SHELBURNE HAMILTON ADAMS ESSEX ORANGE TEWKSBURY GLOUCESTER BUCKLAND GREENFIELD ERVING FITCHBURG CHELMSFORD WENHAM HAWLEY SHIRLEY ATHOL GARDNER WESTFORD MANCHESTER STONEHAM LUNENBURG BEVERLY WOBURN SWAMPSCOTT MONTAGUE AYER BILLERICA SAUGUS DEERFIELD WENDELL CARLISLE LANESBOROUGH WINDSOR PLAINFIELD WESTMINSTER LITTLETON MELROSE SALEM WINCHESTER ASHFIELD CONWAY LEOMINSTER HARVARD BEDFORD LEXINGTON DALTON LEVERETT WOBURN LINCOLN MALDEN PETERSHAM MEDFORD SUNDERLAND LANCASTER SAUGUS ARLINGTON ACTON CONCORD REVERE CUMMINGTON GOSHEN NEW EVERETT PITTSFIELD HINSDALE SALEM BELMONT WHATELY SHUTESBURY BOLTON MAYNARD WALTHAM SOMERVILLE CHELSEA BARRE STOW WINTHROP RICHMOND LENOX NAHANT WAYLAND CAMBRIDGE WORTHINGTON WILLIAMS- WEST WATERTOWN HATFIELD SUDBURY BURG RUTLAND BOYLSTON BERLIN WESTON CHESTERFIELD PELHAM HARDWICK WAYLAND NEWTON MIDDLEFIELD NORTHAMPTON AMHERST BOSTON NEW NORTHBOROUGH BROOKLINE MARLBOROUGH STOCKBRIDGE BELCHERTOWN BRAINTREE FRAMINGHAM CHESTER WESTHAMPTON WELLESLEY WARE SHREWSBURY SOUTHBOROUGH BECKET HUNTINGTON EASTHAMPTON GRANBY WORCESTER NATICK GREAT WESTBOROUGH BARRINGTON ASHLAND HINGHAM SOUTHAMPTON LEICESTER SHERBORN COHASSET HOLYOKE AUBURN HOPKINTON DEDHAM WARREN EGREMONT BLANDFORD GRAFTON MEDFIELD WEYMOUTH QUINCY HOLLISTON SCITUATE SHERBORN DOVER MILTON WEYMOUTH PALMER UPTON CHICOPEE MILLBURY MILLIS CANTON NORWELL WESTWOOD WEST CHARLTON MEDWAY ROCKLAND MEDFIELD WESTFIELD SPRINGFIELD BRIMFIELD NORTHBRIDGE STOUGHTON WILBRAHAM SUTTON MARSHFIELD SPRINGFIELD FRANKLIN SHARON ABINGTON HANOVER GRANVILLE STURBRIDGE MENDON PROVINCETOWN AGAWAM PEMBROKE MONSON DOUGLAS BROCKTON WHITMAN SANDISFIELD LONGMEADOW WEBSTER SOUTHBRIDGE DUDLEY MILLVILLE EASTON BLACKSTONE HANSON DUXBURY UXBRIDGE PLAINVILLE TRURO HALIFAX KINGSTON BRIDGEWATER PLYMPTON WELLFLEET 30 New Green Community Designations SEEKONK MIDDLEBOROUGH DIGHTON LAKEVILLE BILLERICA FAIRHAVEN MARION RUTLAND WAREHAM WAREHAM ORLEANS BOXFORD HANSON MERRIMAC SANDISFIELD WESTBOROUGH ACUSHNET MARION CHARLEMONT HARWICH METHUEN SEEKONK WESTHAMPTON NEW BEDFORD YARMOUTH HARWICH COLRAIN HAVERHILL NAHANT SHREWSBURY WILBRAHAM FAIRHAVEN MASHPEE DIGHTON HEATH NORTHBOROUGH STURBRIDGE WORTHINGTON DARTMOUTH DRACUT HINGHAM ORLEANS UXBRIDGE YARMOUTH TISBURY New Green Community Designation - December 2018 WEST TISBURY Previously Designated Community J 20 J.Pfister, 12-27-18 Miles GREEN COMMUNITY DESIGNATIONS REACH 240 Designation MA Green Designation Grant 100% Census 2015 Date / Award Grant Project Summary Communities Award Done Population Date Multiple $44,260,671 151 July-12 $2,419,773 18 July-13 $3,621,952 20 July-14 $7,625,169 40 240 5,249,771 July-15 $8,643,951 51 July-16 $9,211,157 41 July-17 $13,794,065 55 July-18 $14,798,596 1 to fund energy conservation measures, energy management systems, variable frequency drives, and administrative support, in Abington 12/28/17 16,227 $164,900 Town Hall and Library to fund energy conservation measures and lighting upgrades at the Memorial Library, an HVAC analysis of Town Hall and 5/25/10 $150,794 installation of a tankless hot water heater and vending misers; lighting retrofits with LED technology at the Public Safety Facility X building and Davis Memorial; and an energy education outreach program in the Acton-Boxborough Regional School District To fund the following energy efficiency measures in municipal school buildings: in the RJ Grey School, installation of demand July-12 $140,738 control ventilation, resetting the unit ventilator controls, air sealing with caulking, and re-commissioning of boiler and rooftop X unit; and air sealing with caulking at Conant, Douglas, Gates Elementary schools and the Administration building. July-14 $229,819 to fund energy conservation measures in the Memorial Library and five schools X to fund the following energy conservation measures: a town wide LED streetlight conversion; interior LED lighting upgrades in Acton Parker Damon Building, RJ Grey Junior High School and Acton-Boxborough Regional High School; HVAC efficiency upgrades 23,549 July-15 $245,000 in Parker Damon; efficiency improvements of the cooling system at Acton-Boxborough RHS; and installation of Wi-Fi X programmable thermostats in Douglas Elementary, Conant Elementary, and RJ Grey JHS to fund energy conservation measures in municipal facilities including Parker Damon Building, Acton-Boxborough Regional July-17 $244,924 High School, and RJ Grey Junior High School. The energy conservation measures funded by this grant are interior LED lighting X retrofits to fund energy conservation measures, LED lighting retrofits and insulation jackets, in municipal facilities including DPW July-18 $249,984 Building, Town Hall, Fire Stations 1, 2,and 3, Acton-Boxborough Regional High School, Parker Damon Building, and Administration Building 12/18/13 $154,225 to fund energy conservation measures in school and several municipal buildings X to fund the following energy conservation measures: in Town Hall, upgrade of heating system with new efficient condensing boiler, installation of programmable thermostats, and a lighting retrofit with LEDs and occupancy controls; at the Parting Ways building, conversion of the heating system from oil to installation of new efficient natural gas condensing boiler, programmable thermostats, interior lighting upgrade and occupancy sensors, and the installation of a vender miser; at Emergency Medical July-15 $206,014 Services, installation of a network thermostat, a lighting upgrade to LEDs with occupancy controls, air sealing and insulation of X the building, and the addition of burner controls to increase the efficiency of the existing boiler; at the Ford Middle and Elementary Schools, installation of demand control ventilation; and at Council on Aging, Town Hall and DPW garages, an Acushnet 10,477 upgrade of lighting to LEDs with occupancy controls to fund energy conservation measures in municipal facilities including Town Hall, the EMA Building, Fire Station #1, Fire Station #2, Golf Course Maintenance Building, and town wide streetlights .The energy conservation measures funded by this grant are: July-17 $131,003 weatherization and insulation, LED lighting upgrades, oil to natural gas burner fuel conversion, and LED conversion of X streetlights to fund energy conservation measures, insulation measures, lighting fixture modification, and LED streetlight conversion, in July-18 $132,287 municipal facilities including Parting Ways Building, Police Station, Council on Aging, and streetlights to fund an HVAC Engineering Study for Memorial School/Community Center, ASHRAE Level II energy audits for Town Hall, Adams 12/22/15 8,187 $166,865 Police Station, and Library, and LED streetlight and exterior lighting conversion for downtown and other areas Green Communities Division, Department of Energy Resources Page 1, updated 12-27-18 GREEN COMMUNITY DESIGNATIONS REACH 240 Designation MA Green Designation Grant 100% Census 2015 Date / Award Grant Project Summary Communities Award Done Population Date Multiple $44,260,671 151 July-12 $2,419,773 18 July-13 $3,621,952 20 July-14 $7,625,169 40 240 5,249,771 July-15 $8,643,951 51 July-16 $9,211,157 41 July-17 $13,794,065 55 July-18 $14,798,596 1 to fund energy conservation measures in municipal facilities including James Clark School. The energy conservation measures Agawam 2/1/17 $207,970 funded are: LED lighting retrofit, HVAC-R modernization, grant management assistance, and implementation of approved 28,839 energy conservation measures to be determined to fund a HVAC assessment at the Middle School, purchase of two BigBelly compactors, purchase of an electric vehicle and 12/18/13 $173,775 charging station at the Water Department, services, and the following energy conservation measures: an LED retrofit of period X streetlights in the downtown; and exterior lighting upgrades at the Cashman, Middle, and High Schools. to fund the following energy conservation measures at the Amesbury Middle School: installation of a new energy management July-15 $225,865 X Amesbury system, destratification fans in the gym, and vending misers, and repair of heating system steam traps 17,414 to fund energy conservation measures in municipal facilities including Amesbury High School, Middle School, and Cashman July-17 $250,000 Elementary School. The energy conservation measures funded by this grant are: weatherization, HVAC controls upgrades, X transformer upgrades, and installation of variable frequency drive pumps July-18 $250,000 to fund energy conservation measures, LED streetlight conversion , in municipal facilities including streetlights 7/24/12 $302,000 to fund the conversion of the town's streetlights from high pressure sodium to LED technology. X July-14 $102,541 to fund energy conservation measures in Town Hall and the North Fire Station X to fund the purchase of an electric vehicle and the installation of a Level II EV charging station and the following energy Amherst conservation measures: in Town Hall, recommissioning of Air Handling Unit-1 controls, automation of elevator vents, 39,833 July-16 $175,971 improvements for runtime of ventilation unit (AH4); in the Police Station, installation of high efficiency gas condensing boilers,
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