The CCA works with Cabot residents and organizations to enhance educational and recreational opportunities in Cabot and support a strong local economy.   The CCA employs 2-3 very-part-time staff members and operates three main initiatives, largely with assistance from a cadre of committed volunteers: the Cabot Chronicle, a community newspaper published nine times a year with a focus on promoting community connections and involvement and mailed to every household; the Greater Cabot Working Landscape Network (WLN) which seeks to educate residents on working lands issues and implements projects  to maintain and strengthen a sustainable, working landscape in Cabot; and the Cabot Economic Development Workgroup (EDW) develops projects to support a new economy in Cabot that can compete with the pressures from online and box store retailers.  The WLN's initiatives have included creating an inventory of local food producers and an educational campaign on importance of pollinators to a healthy working landscape. The EDW is guided by strategies outlined in the Cabot Village Revitalization Plan released in 2018. The WLN, EDW and Cabot School are cooperating together on this proposal.