Upcoming Events
Currier and Ives Scenic Byway Council Meeting
Thursday, 05/23/13 at 6:30 p.m.
Webster Town Hall, Webster, NH |
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CNHRPC Executive Committee Meeting
Thursday, June 13, 2013 at 5:30pm
CNHRPC Conference Room
28 Commercial Street, Concord, NH (map) |
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CNHRPC Full Commission Annual Meeting
Thursday, June 13, 2013 at 7:00pm
Horseshoe Pond Community Resource Room
26 Commercial Street, Concord, NH (map) |
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Fossil Fuel Free Fridays
Friday, June 21, 2013 at 7:00-9:00 a.m.
Bike, walk, carpool, or use the bus the third Friday of every month...then meet us for free coffee and bagels in front of the Statehouse!
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| CNHRPC's Mission is to improve, through education, training, and planning assistance, the abilities of the municipalities of the region to prepare and implement municipal plans; to prepare a plan for effective and appropriate development and utilization of the resources of the region; and to assist municipalities in carrying out the regional plan. |
What's New
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Concord - Manchester Transit Service Feasibility Study
Request For Qualification
SNHPC, in coordination with CNHRPC, is proposing a study to identify and document the feasibility of transit services between the Cities of Concord and Manchester. The study will develop a plan for proposed services that will most effectively and efficiently meet the transportation/transit needs of residents in the regions served by CNHRPC and SNHPC.
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Help Us Understand Broadband/Internet Access Needs In Our Region
As part of the New Hampshire Broadband Mapping and Planning Program (NHBMPP), the Central NH Regional Planning Commssion is conducting a sector based analysis of the broadband needs within our planning region. As part of our outreach for this needs assessment we have created an online survey based upon six sectors of special interest: education, healthcare, community support/government, public safety, business/economic development and residential. Our needs analysis will benefit from a diverse response to the survey. Results will be used in aggregate, not from individual respondents. On average the survey takes 10-15 minutes to fully complete; you are free to skip questions that are not relevant or not applicable. THANK YOU FOR YOUR HELP!
TAKE BROADBAND SECTOR SURVEY NOW
To learn more about the NHBMPP, click here...
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April 16th Regional Community Conversation Concluded
The Regional Community Conversation held at Pembroke Academy on April 16 by UNH Cooperative Extension and NH Listens drew to a successful conclusion. Participants from 10 CNHRPC communities and from other towns across the State were separated into discussion groups, each of which discussed a series of topics about what is important to the region and what will be important to retain or obtain in the future to keep the characteristics people love about NH, the Central NH region, and their own communities. All responses were written on flip chart pages. Each group reported out to the full assembly. A summary of the Conversation will be developed by UNH Cooperative Extension, and subsequently provided to CNHRPC and emailed to participants. The summary will be posted here on the CNHRPC website when it becomes available. Results will be used to help develop the Central NH Region Master Plan. Thank you all for attending and providing your essential input about the Central NH Region!
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