We'd all rather be canoeing or hiking or skiing or gardening, etc. The West Greenwich Conservation Commission was established in 1977 by ordinance of the Town Council. As such it is an integral part of the proposals-review process in the town. The Commission consists of seven active members, and two alternates, appointed as required by the Town Council for three year terms. Four members present constitutes a quorum.
Meetings are open and the public is welcome to attend and participate.
As citizens we are all necessarily environmental stewards. If there is significant disagreement, this is reflected in the recommendations. Site visits and mobile project teams are also part of our way of working. Dan Novak, Conservation Commission Chairperson.