FRAMINGHAM – The City of Framingham is seeking multiple applicants for the 7-member
Conservation Commission.
The Framingham Conservation Commission was established in 1961 to protect and manage
open space for the City as well as administer the Wetlands Protection Act and the Wetlands
Protection Ordinance.
The Conservation Commission is responsible for implementing local, state, and federal wetland
laws, managing conservation land, and engaging the public in conservation efforts.
The Commission assumes responsibility for the management of more than 400 acres of
Conservation land owned by the City including Macomber, Arthur Morency Woods, Carol
Getchell Trail, Wittenborg Woods, and Cochituate Brook Reservation, as well as numerous
other properties.
At this time, the Conservation Commission meetings are held virtually. The Commission meets
on the first and third Wednesday of the month.
To apply for one of the seats on the conservation commission, click here.
The deadline to apply is Wednesday, May 31, 2023.
Questions about the Committee can be directed to Framingham Citizen Participation Officer
Heather Gutierrez at hgutierrez@framinghamma.gov or by calling 508-532-5510.
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