Body Overview
- Government Level: Municipal
- Jurisdiction: Town of Harvard
- Status: Current
- Authorized Seats: 5
- Current Vacancies: 0
Current Members
| Seat | Member | Selection | Service | Party | Role |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Townwide | Brian Lee Killeen | Elected | July 1st, 2025 — June 30th, 2028 | Not Verified | — |
| Townwide | Abigail Colwell-Besse | Elected | July 1st, 2026 — June 30th, 2029 | Not Verified | Chair |
| Townwide | Elizabeth Caroline Nees | Elected | July 1st, 2026 — June 30th, 2029 | Not Verified | — |
| Townwide | Elizabeth M. S. "Liz" Joyce | Elected | July 1st, 2024 — June 30th, 2027 | Not Verified | — |
| Townwide | Katharine Robins Covino-Poutasse | Elected | July 1st, 2024 — June 30th, 2027 | Not Verified | — |
Official Resources
Sources and Verification
Last Verified: September 10, 2026
- Harvard Charter Article 3, Elected and Appointed Town Agencies — Current Official Municipal Charter (Checked September 9, 2026)
- Town of Harvard current elected officials — Current Official Municipal Elected Roster With Term Months (Checked September 9, 2026)
- Town of Harvard Boards and Committees Information System — Current Official Municipal Board Roster And Appointment Database (Checked September 9, 2026)
- Town of Harvard School Committee — Current Official Municipal Body Page (Checked September 9, 2026)
- Town of Harvard annual report describing the nonvoting Devens representative — Official Municipal Annual Report (Checked September 9, 2026)
- Town of Harvard official Annual Town Election results, April 9th, 2024 — Official Final Municipal Election Result (Checked September 9, 2026)
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