Read Sec. Tepper’s Memo Regarding Her Cancellation of Car-Free Riverbend Park Events
This is an annotated copy of the March 25, 2023 memo from Energy and Environmental Affairs Secretary Rebecca Tepper to Governor Maura Healey.
9:12 PM EDT on July 26, 2023
This is an annotated copy of the March 25, 2023 memo from Energy and Environmental Affairs Secretary Rebecca Tepper to Governor Maura Healey.
The memo includes numerous claims that are factually inaccurate or disputed. Click yellow highlighted areas to read additional context about Sec. Tepper’s arguments.
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