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About MVPC
We foster a cooperative effort among our communities in resolving common, regional problems, to allow our communities to plan jointly, and to promote with the greatest efficiency and economy the coordinated and orderly development of the region and the general welfare of its residents.

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About the Data Portal
The Merrimack Valley Data Portal provides robust demographic and economic data for our municipalities, businesses, non-profits, and the public at-large. This information shapes how we direct public resources and how businesses make decisions.

Regional Engagements

DPW Directors & Stormwater Collaborative
Joint Procurement
Mayors, Town Managers and Administrators
Merrimack River Collaborative
Regional Planners

About MVPC
We are deeply committed to the 15 communities we serve, and offer support, problem solving, trusted resources and assistance so our communities enjoy regional support at their local level.

Community & Economic Development

Regional Economic Development Strategies
Cultural Planning
Housing Strategy
Planning Technical Assistance
Priority Growth Strategy
Revolving Loan Fund
We are MV

Environment

Brownfields Program
Clean Energy Planning
Eight Towns & the Great Marsh
Municipal Vulnerability Preparedness
Natural Hazards Mitigation Planning
Open Space Planning
Stormwater Collaborative
Greenscapes Model Bylaw Toolkit
Water Quality & Watershed Management Planning

GIS & Information Technology

Applications
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Transportation

Merrimack Valley Metropolitan Planning Organization
Active Transportation Plan
Metropolitan Transportation Plan
Merrimack Valley Vision Zero
Data Collection
Fare Free Evaluation
Title VI / Discrimination

Programs Overview
As a public, nonprofit organization, we’re committed to assisting the Valley’s communities in the planning areas of transportation, the environment, land use, economic development, and geographic information systems (GIS).