Letter: Meet with us, tell us what you want to see

Posted 8/19/22

The public is invited to meet with the Westport Community Preservation Committee (CPC) on September 8, 2022 at 6:30 p.m. The CPC invites you to share ideas for projects with the committee that …

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Letter: Meet with us, tell us what you want to see

Posted

The public is invited to meet with the Westport Community Preservation Committee (CPC) on September 8, 2022 at 6:30 p.m. The CPC invites you to share ideas for projects with the committee that you think would have public benefit to Westport. These could be projects you would like to work on and those you would like to see considered by others.

For more information on project eligibility, check out the Town website at: www.westport-ma.com/community-preservation-committee

Interested persons are welcome to join by google meet computer link: meet.google.com/rhz-ivyp-xny or dial in by phone: 1-267-553-4489  Pin: 685 318 547#

 

Betty Slade

Westport

Slade is chairwoman of the Westport Community Preservation Committee.

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