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Commission Receives $50K Youth Climate Action Grant

Climate commission awarded $50K youth grant, plans annual report. Malden received a $50,000 Bloomberg Youth Climate Action Fund grant with April 2027 deliverables and a Bloomberg structural coach assigned.

Commission on Climate Action and Sustainability · Meeting of May 13, 2026

MALDEN — Climate commission awarded $50K youth grant, plans annual report. Malden received a $50,000 Bloomberg Youth Climate Action Fund grant with April 2027 deliverables and a Bloomberg structural coach assigned. The Commission on Climate Action and Sustainability assigned report-writing duties across five priority areas including Net Zero Buildings (Ricky Ma), Sustainable Transportation (Robert Fitzpatrick), and Community Resilience (Amanda Treat), coordinating with Malden High School.

Ongoing projects include a sold-out rain barrel program distributing June 27, a grant-funded skate park cooling project, and a Green Malden Fair that drew 300 residents and collected 2,573 pounds of recycled latex paint and 589 pounds of textiles.

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  • The complete report — 428 words

Source: the Commission on Climate Action and Sustainability meeting of May 13, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

Checked against the official minutes. It was corrected where it differed.

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