The Mashpee Republican Town Committee will hold its Next meeting on Wednesday November 19th at 6:30 pm at the home of Mark Garity, Mashpee.
Please bring a friend and help us with important projects. Its ballot signatures collection time and some of the most important questions to go on the 2026 MA ballot are being gathered by grassroots volunteers. The time is short and the impact is huge.
all sheets must be turned into town clerks by Nov. 19th.
FINALLY! MA fiscal Alliance has mailed out petitions across the state to make Energy costs transparent and limit the ways rate payers can be forces to fun energy projects outside their use of power.
Petition 8.
Forces utilities to adopt more transparency in utility bills and sets a 5% cap on state mandated fees for programs such as MassSave, the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center, Solar incentives, Electric Vehicle incentives and others transmission fees.
Petition 9
Protects ratepayers from being forced to install a “smart meter” without their consent, guaranteeing their right to an analog meter.
Petition 1 A
Kills the mechanism that allows utilities to use ratepayers to recover a certain amount of revenue regardless of the rate payer's energy usage. This decoupling mechanism assures a utility's revenue requirements are met by decoupling them with actual energy consumption of the ratepayer.
These petitions for the town of Mashpee will be available at Sprout Farm if you would like to sign them and protect your energy rates.
I recently attended the third Falmouth Energy Forum and offer this personal video taping of the event. Learn all about 'Stretch Codes ' towards the end of this video.
Paul Craney, Executive Director of the Mass Fiscal Foundation.
The Fiscal Alliance Foundation promotes individual liberty, greater fiscal responsibility, and transparency in government for a better New England, through education and legal assistance.
Tonight, Paul will speak on the effects of the Massachusetts goal of net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. Specifically, but not limited to, those excess costs imposed on electric rate-payers and businesses, and restrictions on how we heat our homes and the cars we can drive, thereby limiting choice.