The 2021 season has been particularly active, as we have had no fewer than five programs of data collection concurrently underway. There's a good chance you still might spot NRPC staff in the field. |
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We use Trimble Differential GPS to collect trail data used on kiosk maps, in trail brochures, and for trail planning and design.
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Commercial Space Occupancy Assessment
This 2021 initiative is in direct response to the economic stress resulting from the COVID-10 Public Health Emergency. Our main tool: iPad with ArcGIS Collector.
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Each year, NRPC conducts well over 100 traffic counts in the region. These data, collected with JAMAR tubes, is used both by NRPC and NHDOT in decision making and to calibrate and validate our traffic models.
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Road Surface Management Studies
Road Surface Management Studies (RSMS) provide decision-makers an objective and impartial inventory of existing roadway conditions and a prioritization of maintenance needs to help communities best leverage their existing maintenance resources. NRPC is busy conducting RSMS for Merrimack and Lyndeborough. Main Tools: iPad, ArGIS Collector, Bad Elf GPS.
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Pedestrian Counting
NRPC deploys mobile counters to
conduct pedestrian counts in targeted areas around the region to assist with bicycle and pedestrian traffic characterization.
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Public Meetings in August 2021
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Looking to stay informed about NRPC? Attend our meetings! Agendas are posted approximately five days in advance on the NRPC online calendar, or reach out to staff contacts to be added to group email lists. |
Questions? Call us!
(603) 417-6570
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8/3/2021, 7:00 PM
8/11/2021, 12:00 PM
8/12/2021, 1:00 PM
8/17/21, 1:00 PM
NRPC Executive Committee
8/18/2021, 6:00 PM
08/26/2021, 10:00 AM
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There will be Two Household Hazardous Waste Events in August
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Aug 7, 2021, 8:00am-12:00pm
Aug 28, 2021, 8:00am-12:00pm
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Also On Our Calendars: Community Events & Learning Opportunities
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July 26, 2021, 10:00-11:45AM
This virtual event—a collaboration between Senator Jeanne Shaheen's Office, NHMA, CDFA, NH Association of Counties, NH Charitable Foundation, and NH Center for Nonprofits—provides local officials an opportunity to hear from a variety of stakeholders, entities, and state agencies about efforts being undertaken to use ARPA funds in ways that directly or indirectly affect local government. Registration is free to all NHMA members.
July 28, 2021, 1:00-3:00PM
The NHARPC Annual Meeting will take place in person at the NHMA building located at 25 Triangle Park Drive in Concord, NH. Email Becky Baldwin, SWRPC, for more info.
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Do you have an upcoming event worth mentioning here? Contact Sara Siskavich
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NRPC has received a grant from the U.S. Department of Commerce Economic Development Administration (EDA) to undertake a comprehensive economic development recovery plan for the 13-community greater Nashua region. The plan will address the impacts of COVID-19 on the region’s economy including job losses, business closures, and the disparate impact of recent economic dislocations on traditionally disadvantaged and underserved businesses.
A key element of this project is selecting a consultant to develop marketing strategies relative to business investment, particularly targeting national and regional retail and restaurant establishments. The consultant will also develop practices for stimulating retail, service, and hospitality establishments and develop a plan to assist businesses in enhancing their online presence. The consultant will create a website to host all project deliverables, maps, and resources related to this overall effort.
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NRPC Planning Board Basics Workshop Hosted by Stephen Buckley, NHMA, 6/24/21
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nashuarpc.org | facebook.com/nashuarpc | @nashuarpc |
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