MVPC has kicked off the Regional Hazard Mitigation Plan Update process with ten communities in the Valley! Hazard mitigation planning is the process of reducing regional vulnerability to natural hazards through comprehensive planning that protects and bolsters our...
MVPC has been awarded funding from the Community Compact Cabinet Efficiency and Regionalization Grant Program to support improved communication and notification of water quality in the Merrimack River.
The Great Marsh Resiliency Task Force, co-chaired by Senator Bruce Tarr and organized by MVPC’s Peter Phippen, convened for the 10th time at their annual meeting on January 27th, 2023. This year, the speakers covered a broad range of topics, presenting on a diversity...
MVPC’s Brownfields roadshow is making its way around the region with municipal leaders to prioritize cleanup and assessment funds for projects.
A brief recap of the Great Marsh Symposium 2022 where partners of the marsh discussed road inundation and mitigation strategies.
If you visit the Arlington neighborhood in Lawrence – on the north side of the Merrimack River close to the Methuen border – you will notice a pop of color and greenery at the intersection of Bennington Street and Lawrence Street. The Lawrence Pa’Lante, a project lead...
A recap of the marine invasive species monitoring activities on the Great Marsh. We are looking for volunteers for the 2023 season.
MVPC welcomes Joe Barmashi, the GIS Specialist and Hanna Mogensen, the Coastal Resources Planner to the team.
MVPC receives 1.5 million dollars in brownfields funds through the EPA’s Brownfields and Land Revitalization Program.
MVPC will present at EPA’s next Soak Up the Rain webinar, an educational series about the importance of meeting stormwater management goals.