The Framingham Composting Task Force (FCTF) was formed by executive order by Mayor Sisitsky in October 2023 in response to resident requests for composting education and increased access to services.
The FCTF's mission is to research and propose equitable and fiscally responsible food composting options for Framingham residents and submit a report with budget suggestions to the Mayor in 2024.
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Members of the Composting Task Force Committee
| Name | Seat | Member |
| Bob Lewis | Member | Framingham Department of Public Works |
| Darren Guertin | Member | Framingham Sanitation Operations Manager |
| Vacant | Member | Framingham Recycling Coordinator |
| Leora Mallach | Chair | District 7 City Councilor |
| Lincoln Lynch IV | Member | Framingham Public Schools Executive Director of Finance and Operations |
| Janet Leombruno | Member | City Councilor / Former Chair of City Council’s Environmental & Sustainability Subcommittee |
| Diana Zimmerman-Porter | Secretary | Energize Framingham Member |
| Aimee Powelka | Member | Energize Framingham Member |
| Erin Ellsworth | Member | Framingham Sustainability Committee Chair |
| Mike Croci | Member | Mayor appointee |
| Heather Smith | Member | Mayor appointee |
| Michael Tarselli | Member | Mayor appointee |
| Evelyn McIver | Youth Member | Mayor appointee |
| William LaBarge | Member | School Committee member from the Environmental & Sustainability Subcommittee |
COMPOSITION, MEMBERSHIP, AND TERMS
The FCTF will consist of thirteen voting members appointed by the Mayor. Their terms of office will be for two years or until the task force is disbanded.
DUTIES
- Researching all local composting options that could be made available to residents
- Evaluating the options for ease of participation, cost, & implementation efforts
- Engaging and educating the public on composting and the options they have available to them
- Providing recommendations and budget proposals in support of recommendations to the Mayor