Matthew Mohr — Conservation Commission
Mayor Kassandra Gove appoints Matthew Mohr to the Amesbury Conservation Commission for a term ending February 29, 2028. The appointment is filed September 11, 2025 and becomes effective 21 days after filing. Mohr brings an industrial engineering background and climate/energy policy experience to Amesbury’s environmental stewardship.
Matthew Mohr
Matthew Mohr has an undergraduate degree in Industrial Engineering from Northeastern University and has worked in the green energy/climate space since 2015, often serving as a subject-matter expert on legislative policies and their impact on conservation and environmental protection efforts.
The Mayor’s Certificate of Appointment dated September 11, 2025 appoints Matthew Mohr as a member of the Amesbury Conservation Commission for a term ending February 29, 2028. The appointment will take effect 21 days after filing with the City Clerk, in accordance with the Amesbury Home Rule Charter. Mohr’s professional background includes an industrial engineering degree from Northeastern University and work in the green energy/climate sector since 2015, with focus on policy analysis affecting conservation and environmental protection. The appointment is intended to help oversee and guide Amesbury’s conservation and environmental resources, including trails, streams, ponds, and forests, for the benefit of residents.