Looking for information on MAPC’s official meetings and legal notices? Find it here.
Join MAPC on Wednesday, September 11, from 12:00 PM – 1:15 PM, for a free webinar on our new white paper, Hot, Cool, Clean: Clean Heating and Cooling Opportunities for Massachusetts Municipalities.
Across the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, municipalities are embracing clean heating and cooling systems as important tools for reducing their energy costs and their greenhouse gas emissions. With recent technological advancements and evolving markets, air-source heat pumps, ground-source humps, and solar thermal have emerged as viable alternatives to fossil-fuel heating systems. Hot, Cool, Clean: Clean Heating and Cooling Opportunities for Massachusetts Municipalities highlights the technologies that are providing municipalities with cost-effective, low-carbon solutions for their heating and cooling needs. Join MAPC for this webinar to learn more about the incentives available to municipalities interested in clean heating and cooling and to hear from municipal leaders who have installed these systems.
The Central Transportation Planning Staff to the Boston MPO is hosting an upcoming discussion on resilience in transportation planning at next week’s Regional Transportation Advisory Council meeting on May 10, from 2:30-4:05 PM. The Advisory Council is an independent public body that meets monthly to discuss transportation topics in the Boston region and help direct the Boston MPO’s work by advising staff and voting on the MPO board.
Staff will be discussing the MPO’s environmental and resilience work, and will welcome feedback on goals and ideas for the resilience program and priorities for incorporating resilience and climate adaptation into transportation planning.
You can find a Zoom link for the 5/10 Advisory Council meeting on the MPO Calendar, where a detailed agenda and more materials will be posted shortly.
Please reach out to Stella Jordan at sjordan@ctps.org if you have any questions.
For more information on the MAGIC Legislative Breakfast, please contact the Subregional Coordinators:
Sasha Parodi
sparodi@mapc.org
Georgia Barlow
gbarlow@mapc.org
Find more information on MAGIC here.
Join the City of Revere, the Metropolitan Area Planning Council (MAPC), your neighbors, and others, for this virtual community conversation to kick-off the Revere Bike, Walk, and Roll Plan!
Come learn more about this community-focused project and share your ideas and experiences with the project team.
Register to Join Us at this Meeting
Questions? Contact:
Tom Skwierawski, Chief of Planning and Community Development
City of Revere
Phone: 781-286-8181 ext. 20324 or by
Email: tskwierawski@revere.org