Littleton Light & Water

The Reading Municipal Light Department serves more than 25,000 customers in Reading, Mass., and the surrounding areas. It has a staff of more than 80 employees and provides electricity at more than 172 megawatts. Reading Municipal Light Department purchases electricity from a number of different sources through long-and-short-term contracts. It also provides electricity generation from renewable energy sources, such as wind, solar, hydro, geothermal, biogas and biomass. Reading Municipal Light Department provides community services through consistent returns on investments, in-lieu-of-tax payments, community development and energy education programs. It also includes energy conservation programs, school safety projects, school-to-work partnerships, outreach to senior groups, community support and active memberships in local civic groups.

Ilmington Water Department in Wilmington, MA is comprised of the Planning and Conservation Department, which oversees the Planning Board and the Conservation Commission. The Conservation Commission focuses on the preservation of wetlands, while the Planning Board is responsible for the distribution and management of public land within the town. Under the leadership of Carole Hamilton, who serves as the 2010 Director of the Planning Board and the Planning and Conservation Department, both operations convene monthly meetings at Town Hall to address matters related to land use and conservation in Wilmington. Generated from their available business information

Town Hall in Brookfield, MA serves as a central hub for community gatherings and local government activities. It provides a space for town meetings, events, and administrative functions to support the residents of Brookfield. Generated from their business information