Green Advisory Board expands to six members
Andover Green Advisory Board votes to expand membership and sets six sustainability priorities. Chair Bryan Bannon presided as the board approved expansion from five to six members 5-0 and established 2026 focus areas including residential climate resilience, energy efficiency, water conservation,
Andover Green Advisory Board · Meeting of January 12, 2026
Andover Green Advisory Board votes to expand membership and sets six sustainability priorities. Chair Bryan Bannon presided as the board approved expansion from five to six members 5-0 and established 2026 focus areas including residential climate resilience, energy efficiency, water conservation, and mobility. Director of Sustainability and Energy Melissa Eusden announced that a zero-emission fleet vehicle policy will go to the School Committee on January 20, while a new Energy Advocate Luis Navarro begins outreach at the Senior Center and Memorial Hall Library.
Andover Community Power has reached 60 percent of residents and generated $1.7 million in savings.
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Source: the Andover Green Advisory Board meeting of January 12, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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