Jay Climate Smart Community Task Force advances infrastructure initiatives. The task force, comprising Olivia Dwyer, John Culpepper, Wally Walters, and Knut Sauer, reported that electric vehicle chargers in Jay and Upper Jay are installed and ready to go live by the end of the week pending final

Jay Planning Board approves Vacca subdivision application for October hearing. Board members Matt Gillman and Mike Straight voted unanimously to declare the two-lot Covered Bridge Lane subdivision an unlisted action under the State Environmental Quality Review Act and classify it as a minor

Jay Climate Smart Task Force advances renewable initiatives with April launch. Seven members approved updates on solar panels, EV charging stations at multiple locations, a food-scraps compost program launching April with May ribbon-cutting, and state energy efficiency grant work for insulation and

Jay Comprehensive Plan Board releases survey, integrates arts community. The Comprehensive Plan Special Board voted to release second survey results online without creating charts, despite noting roughly 25 incomplete responses were counted, with board chair Wally Walters saying the response rate