Abington and Rockland Joint Water Works Abington and Rockland Joint Board of Water Commissioners

Abington, Massachusetts, appears on a municipal entry sign marked EST. 1712.

Body Overview

  • Jurisdiction: Abington and Rockland Joint Water Works
  • Government Level: Municipal
  • Status: Current
  • Authorized Seats: 3
  • Current Vacancies: 0

Current Members

SeatMemberSelectionServicePartyRole
Abington Commissioner Position 1Amanda E. HunterElectedApril 25th, 2026 — April 28th, 2029Not Verified
Abington Commissioner Position 2Corey DaltonAppointedJuly 20th, 2026 — PresentNot Verified
Abington Commissioner Position 3Richard MullenAppointedJuly 20th, 2026 — PresentNot Verified

Ex Officio Members

  • Rockland Water Commissioner: Deborah Dooner — By Virtue of Elected Water Commissioner Office; Service: April 13th, 2024 — Present; Party: Not Verified; Member; Rockland's three elected Water Commissioners serve on the six-member joint board by virtue of local office. This linked capacity creates no duplicate politician profile or Abington seat.
  • Rockland Water Commissioner: Robert Corvi, Jr. — By Virtue of Elected Water Commissioner Office; Service: April 12th, 2025 — Present; Party: Not Verified; Member; Rockland's three elected Water Commissioners serve on the six-member joint board by virtue of local office. This linked capacity creates no duplicate politician profile or Abington seat.
  • Rockland Water Commissioner: James M. McCarthy — By Virtue of Elected Water Commissioner Office; Service: April 11th, 2026 — Present; Party: Not Verified; Member; Rockland's three elected Water Commissioners serve on the six-member joint board by virtue of local office. This linked capacity creates no duplicate politician profile or Abington seat.

Official Resources

Sources and Verification

Last Verified: September 1, 2026

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