Lawrence introduces McKinley climate fellow to develop urban forestry master plan
May 28, 2026 | Lawrence City, Marion County, Indiana
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At the May 28 meeting the Lawrence Board of Public Works and Safety introduced Taylor Stout as the city’s McKinley climate fellow for the summer.
The chair said Lawrence is one of four Indiana communities awarded the McKinley climate fellowship this summer, along with Richmond, Evansville and Dearborn County. Stout will work with a task force and is expected to deliver an urban forestry master plan by the end of the summer. The chair announced three workshops to develop the plan, the first scheduled next Tuesday at Jen Park Pavilion.
The fellowship is framed as a community planning and climate-resilience effort; the board’s announcement did not include funding details or a schedule beyond the workshop start date.
The chair said Lawrence is one of four Indiana communities awarded the McKinley climate fellowship this summer, along with Richmond, Evansville and Dearborn County. Stout will work with a task force and is expected to deliver an urban forestry master plan by the end of the summer. The chair announced three workshops to develop the plan, the first scheduled next Tuesday at Jen Park Pavilion.
The fellowship is framed as a community planning and climate-resilience effort; the board’s announcement did not include funding details or a schedule beyond the workshop start date.
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