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In 2021, the King's Beach Steering Committee was formed to unite Lynn, Swampscott, and the State of Massachusetts toward finding a solution to clean up King's Beach. Their goal is to find a "parallel solution" to help minimize pollution flowing onto King's Beach via Stacey's Brook. They are currently examining and testing several solutions, including:
Feb 2025: advanced to pilot stage to take place summer 2025: Building a UV light treatment plant that would zap water and eliminate pathogens
Building an outfall extension that would bring pollution "off the beach"
Examining other new technologies, including oxidation treatment
Note: Treating water with paracetic acid was originally an option but the bench test study proved unsuccessful and that option was abandoned.
Despite many requests by Save King's Beach to meet monthly, the steering committee meets irregularly.
We believe that this committee would better serve our communities by meeting monthly.
If you believe that the steering committee should meet more regularly, we encourage you to email them:
Lynn
Mayor Jared Nicholson: Jared.Nicholson@lynnma.gov
Lynn Water and Sewer Commissioner Anthony Marino: amarino@lynnwatersewer.org
Swampscott
Dir. of Public Works and Town Administrator, Gino Cresta: gcresta@swampscottma.gov
Chair of the Water and Sewer Advisory Committee, Liz Smith: wsiac@swampscottma.gov
State
Representative Sean Reid: Sean.Reid@masenate.gov
Representative Jenny Armini: Jennifer.Armini@mahouse.gov
Senator Brendan Crighton: brendan.crighton@masenate.gov
Representative Dan Cahill: daniel.cahill@mahouse.gov
Representative Peter Capano: peter.capano@mahouse.gov
Federal
Rep. Moulton's staff: Liam_Horsman@markey.senate.gov
Senator Warren's staff: Caroline_Freedman@warren.senate.gov
Engineers
Kleinfelder: David Peterson: DTPeterson@kleinfelder.com
Kleinfelder: Dingfang Lu: DLiu@kleinfelder.com
Environmental Partners: eak@envpartners.com
Kleinfelder: Jon Lenicheck: JLenicheck@kleinfelder.com
Non-Profit/Community Stakeholders
Save the Harbor/Save the Bay: Chris Mancini: mancini@savetheharbor.org
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