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  • Adapting to a changed climate – Dams and Flooding

    In the winter of 2017 SWCRPC, with several partners, completed a project to remove a mill dam to improve flood resiliency in West Windsor. For more information about the project, contact Chris Yurek or Cindy Ingersoll.

    Click here to view the video about the project

  • A to B Mobility Study

    The A to B Mobility Project is now finalized and available online! This study looks at how people within the region get from point A to point B without their own motorized vehicle. The project included an inventory of existing transportation services, and a report looking at the opportunities and challenges for transportation in the region. Contact Katharine Otto with any questions.

    Click here to see the final report and list of transportation services

  • Join our email list

    Want to hear more about what we do at the RPC? If you don't already receive our newsletter, you can now sign up through Constant Contact.

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  • Learn about Vermont Clean Water Act

    On 2/24 SWCRPC hosted several presentations about how the Vermont Clean Water Act will affect municipalities - Jim Ryan presented on municipal roads, Marie Caduto discussed Basin Plans and their implementation, and Ryan Patch discussed draft agricultural rules. A recording of the noon meeting in Cavendish is now available thanks to LPCTV.

    Click here for the video

  • Mill Brook Watershed Initiative

    Check out our new video about our Mill Brook Watershed Initiative.

    Click here to see the video

Join us on May 4, 2018  for the  Vermont Walk Bike Summit

On May 4, 2018, SWCRPC and the Two Rivers – Ottauquechee Regional Commission are co-hosting the 2018 Vermont Walk Bike Summit in White River Junction.  For more information about the event, including the program and registration, visit https://vtwalkbikesummit.com/

Spring RPC newsletter!

Our April newsletter is here! Find out more about our draft energy plan, MRGP updates, emergency management trainings, upcoming household hazardous waste collections and more!

Request for Proposals: Construction oversight for stormwater infrastructure at the Springfield Transfer Station – Due May 11, 2018

The SWCRPC, in partnership with the Ottauquechee Natural Resources Conservation District (ONRCD), the Town of Springfield and the Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation (VT DEC), invite qualified firms to submit proposals for construction oversight of previously designed stormwater infrastructure at the Springfield, VT transfer station. Proposals should be sent to Chris Yurek, SWCRPC, Post Office Box 320, Ascutney, VT 05030 by no later than the response deadline of May 11, 2018.  Questions regarding the RFP should be directed to Chris Yurek .  Click here for more information.

Regional Enhanced Energy Plan – available for review

The SWCRPC has prepared a revised draft Enhanced Energy Plan for the region.  We invite residents, town officials other interested persons to review and comment on this draft document.  Click here for more information.

Visitor Survey for users of recreational facilities in the Mt Ascutney Area

The towns of Weathersfield, West Windsor and Windsor are working together on recreational and economic opportunities in the three town region. Please take this survey, if you are visiting a recreational facility within Weathersfield, West Windsor and Windsor, Vermont. Your input is greatly appreciated.

Hard copies of the survey are available in the Ascutney Resort warming hut, town offices and other locations in the area. You can also take the survey online.

Request for Qualifications: Professional Planning and Economic Development Consulting Services for the Mt. Ascutney Regional Outdoor Recreation Project – Due April 13, 2018

On behalf of the Towns of Weathersfield, West Windsor and Windsor, the Southern Windsor County Regional Planning Commission (SWCRPC) is seeking a qualified consultant that can assist with assessing the economic impact of outdoor recreation, developing an implementation plan, evaluating the possible economic value of infrastructure projects, and prioritizing them based upon anticipated benefits.  Click here for more information.

Energy “Best Practices”

A guidance document was created in 2017 that outlines best practices for municipal enhanced energy planning.  The document can be downloaded here.  For more information visit our Energy webpage.

Looking for more information about Water Quality Related Grants?

Check out http://swcrpc.org/grants/ for more information about programs such as Better Roads, Ecosystem Restoration, and the pilot Grants In Aid Program.

West Windsor Dam Project


In the winter of 2017 SWCRPC, with several partners, completed a project to remove a mill dam to improve flood resiliency in West Windsor.  For more information about the project, or to discuss removal of an unwanted dam on your property, contact Chris Yurek or Cindy Ingersoll.