About us

Green Springville’s mission statement

Mission statement

Green Springville was formed in 2017 to support renewable energy, environmental stewardship, nature-oriented recreational opportunities and community improvements.

We’re not just in Springville… the group’s goal is to make Springville and the surrounding communities sustainable places to live, work, shop, and play.

Green Springville meets once a month in Springville.

We would love to have you join us!

Who we are

Meet the people who turn vision into reality

Ashley Rae Lowry

President

Ashley is the owner of UNOVA Coworking in Springville, and Principal Law Clerk to County Court Judge Suzanne Maxwell Barnes. Her community involvement is extensive, serving on the boards of several local non-profit organizations focused on environmental sustainability, social equity, and community development.

Reed Braman

Vice President

Reed Braman works for Erie County as the Director of Energy. Whether helping to develop renewable energy, informing about electric vehicles and charging requirements or transitioning to electric heating and cooling, Reed’s passion is to bring sustainable solutions to the community.

Devin Kowalske

Secretary

Devin Kowalske is the SAP/CRM Manager at Curbell Plastics and an active community advocate. Her work centers on promoting sustainability and fostering a vibrant, thriving community for future generations.

Sarah Weiss

Treasurer

Sarah Weiss is a CPA, specializing in employee benefit plans, working remote for a firm in New Hampshire.

Seth Wochensky

Board Member

Seth Wochensky is the Executive Director of Springville Center for the Arts and a co-founder of Art’s Cafe, a community-owned performance space, workshop, and artist residency centered around a bakery-cafe. He is a member of the Coalition on West Valley Nuclear Wastes.

Joe Lowry

Board member

Joe is President & CEO of Encorus Group, an engineering, testing, and inspection firm.

Sarah Doud