Walker Building Repurposing Committee



Upcoming Events
Walker-thon fundraiser announcement for Oct. 17 placed over image of Walker School

Mission Statement

To transform the Walker school and its surrounding property into a sustainable community asset that acknowledges the historical value of this cherished landmark and serves as a vital hub for connection and community activities including recreation, education, social support, and essential services to enhance residents’ social, emotional, and physical well-being.

Committee’s Work

The committee’s work is to develop and execute a proposal that Liberty residents approve which presents the vision, funding mechanisms, renovation plans, project management, business & operational models, and occupancy components necessary for success.


Upcoming committee meetings: Wed, Oct. 14, Oct. 28, Nov. 11, 6pm at Walker.

  • Minutes
  • Surveys
  • Event Flyers
  • Event Sign-Ups
  • Committee Members
Event Flyers

Walker-Thon 5K: Oct. 17, 2026, 9am (registration)–until

Cornhole Tournament: Sept. 19, 2026, 12–3pm

Walker Community Repurposing Committee Info sessions: June 2026

Bringing the Arts to Walker Meeting: March 22, 2026, 3pm

Event Sign-Ups

Walker-Thon Sponsor Sheet for Oct. 17, 2026

Cornhole Tournament Sign-Up: Sept. 19, 2026, 12–3pm

Committee Members

Elise Brown, Chair
Barbara Edmond, Vice-chair
Cheryl Ball, Secretary

Facilities Team
Richard King, Team Lead
Jim Caldwell

Mixed-Use Team
Pete Beckford, Team Lead
Carol McGovern
Harry Schadei
Patty Crawford

Community Engagement Team
Andrea Clifford, Team Lead
Joanne Pease
Mica Whitney
Patty Crawford

Fundraising Team
Cheryl Ball, Team Lead
Bob Kohl
Barbara Edmond
Elise Brown

Interested in joining?
Email townadministrator@libertymaine.us for more information or come to a meeting!


🌟 Click Here to Donate Online! 🌟

Your tax-deductible donation to the Town of Liberty will go directly to support the Walker School Redevelopment Project to turn the building into a community hub! You can also donate in person through cash or check at the town offices or through a committee member.

Note: When a non-municipal 501(c)3 fiscal sponsor is required for grant applications, the Liberty Library Association serves the Town of Liberty—Walker School Redevelopment Project in that capacity.