Town of Wellesley, MA

Wellesley Promotes New Assistant Fire Chief Congratulations to Wellesley's new Assistant Fire Chief Charles "Chuck" DiGiandomenico, who was promoted to his new role in early March.? An experienced firefighter who's served the Town for more than 25 years, Chuck was previously a Deputy Fire Chief and has been involved in all aspects of fire emergencies and rescue operations. He was sworn in by Town Clerk KC Kato in front of a large crowd in the Great Hall during the Select Board meeting on Tuesday, March 11. His father, retired WFD Lieutenant Charlie DiGiandomenico, pinned on his son's new badge. Chuck is replacing current Assistant Fire Chief Nat Brady who is retiring this year. #WellesleyMA #LocalGovernment #WellesleyFireDepartment

?? Wellesley Municipal Light Plant is Hiring! Position: FT Business & Operations Administrator Key Responsibilities: ? Manage financial/accounting functions (AP, payroll, expenses) ? Administer customer service support & billing functions ? Oversee building operations and supplies ? Manage MLP's social media accounts ? Enroll new customers in MLP’s commercial internet program What We're Looking For: ?? Detail-oriented with strong organizational skills ?? Excellent communication and customer service abilities ?? Experience in business/field operations management ?? Proficiency in Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, and advanced Excel Join the team and help support efficient, responsive MLP operations! ?? Apply now: https://lnkd.in/evb7KcKb

This spring, Olin launched an exciting new curricular offering, Sustainability Initiatives Research Collaboration (SIRC). The pilot course is sponsored by two partners, Town of Wellesley, MA - Wellesley DPW, as well as Bainbridge Island, Washington-based Green Mountain Technology Inc. SIRC is an initiative that emerged from Olin’s College as a Living Lab (CaLL) strategic sustainability work and aims to connect Olin’s hands-on, creative approach with sponsoring partners who need thoughtful, innovative solutions for sustainability related projects. ?? ?? The spring 2025 pilot course will be taught by Associate Professor of Biology Jean Huang.?25 students in this pilot SIRC course will collaborate in teams with either Wellesley DPW or Green Mountain Technologies to tackle sustainability challenges. Read more: https://lnkd.in/ezZb3KcX #OlinClassrooms #Engineering #EngineeringEducation

Thank you, Lise Olney. After six years on the Wellesley Select Board, Lise is stepping down. A talented and thoughtful leader, she was elected to the Board in 2019, served as chair and vice chair, and throughout her two terms has provided steady guidance, fiscal oversight, and innovative ideas. She's been a strong advocate for programs, policies, and opportunities that will continue to benefit our community for years to come, including Climate Action, Diversity Equity & Inclusion, the Civil Discourse Initiative, and the Wellesley Freedom Team. We are truly grateful for your dedication and service to Wellesley! Pictured left to right: Wellesley Select Board members Beth Sullivan Woods, Marjorie Freiman, Colette Aufranc, Lise Olney, and thomas ulfelder. #WellesleyMA #SelectBoard

?? Freelance Opportunity Alert! ?? Wellesley Public Media is seeking freelancers to direct multi-camera TV coverage of local municipal meetings. ? Flexible, part-time evening hours ?? Location: Wellesley, MA ??? Training provided — be ready for live or recorded productions With in-person meetings resuming soon, Wellesley Public Media is building a team to cover multiple simultaneous events. Whether you're a media pro or curious about broadcasting, this could be a great opportunity for you! ?? Interested? Email [email protected] for details. #WellesleyMA #WellesleyMAJobs #FreelanceOpportunity #MediaProduction #LocalBroadcasting

Highlights from Massachusetts Municipal Association and the #Connect351 Conference held last week at Massachusetts Convention Center Authority. The?Wellesley DPW?was proud to be the only municipality selected to showcase its expanding fleet of electric vehicles and equipment. On display were the Ford Lightning, Ford E-Transit van, and Chevy Blazer from?The Wellesley Police Department?. It was a fantastic experience! #WellesleyMA #LocalGovernment

Today and tomorrow, January 24, The Wellesley DPW is showcasing the Battery Electric Equipment (BEE) program and Wellesley Police Department is presenting the Chevy Blazer at Massachusetts Municipal Association Connect 351 Conference. Discover how we are pioneering sustainable municipal operations, from electric vehicles to advanced tools. Attendees can visit EV Alley in the 100 aisle of the Trade Show on Thursday, Jan. 23, from 2 to 5:30 p.m., and on Friday, Jan. 24, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. https://lnkd.in/eGTJsVaR #WellesleyMA #Connect351Conference #LocalGovernment

?? Congratulations to newly promoted Wellesley Firefighters Local 1795 and Wellesley Police Department officials! ???? ???? Mark Miller (WFD), promoted to Lieutenant. A 24-year veteran, Lt. Miller is a dive team member, part of our fire safety education team, and a mentor for new firefighters. ??♂? Michael Lemenager (WPD), promoted to Lieutenant. With 14 years of service, Lt. Lemenager is certified in accident reconstruction, leads crisis intervention, internal department scheduling, and community events. ??♂? Mark D’Innocenzo (WPD), promoted to Sergeant. A Marine veteran and detective, Sgt. D'Innocenzo is a firearms instructor, has contributed to local and regional investigations, and serves on the U.S. Secret Service Task Force. Thank you to our officers, and their families, for your dedication to Wellesley! ?? #WellesleyMA #CommunitySupport #LocalGovernment

Walter Woods, age 106, is Wellesley's oldest resident and the new holder of the ceremonial Boston Post Cane! Town officials and family gathered for a short ceremony on December 30 at Elizabeth Seton Residence. Walter is an outstanding member of our community, who throughout his long life has shared his wisdom, foresight, planning, and regulatory expertise to benefit the Town of Wellesley.

Part-time opportunity! The Wellesley Council on Aging (COA) is looking for responsible individual(s) to operate the COA bus. To apply, please submit a Town job application, or a cover letter and resume, via e-mail or PDF to [email protected]. ??Apply Now: https://lnkd.in/eSDucGgc