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SRPC will be closed on Thursday July 4, 2024. The office will be closed, with some staff available by email, on Friday July 5, 2024. 

Municipal Assistance

Overview

SRPC acts as an advocate, advisory body, and collaborator to municipalities in functional areas beyond transportation. SRPC provides services such as master plan consultation, regional impact review, and grant writing, among others, at a reasonable cost to its 18 municipalities. Some services are received at no cost to dues-paying municipalities.   

Services

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Broadband Planning

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Municipal Record Digitization

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Technical Assistance for Small Businesses

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Resources for Non-English Speaking Business Owners

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COVID Recovery Funding Opportunities

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Stormwater Regulation Updates

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Outreach

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Sidewalk Assessments

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MS4 Assistance

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Grant Writing and Administration

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Bicycle and Pedestrian Counts

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Graphic Design

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Watershed Planning

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Brownfields Assessment Program

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Circuit Riding

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Development of Regional Impact Review

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Custom Mapping and Analysis

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Public Health

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Master Plans

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Culvert Assessments

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Pavement Conditions

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Building Permit Reporting

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Tax Map Updates

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Hazard Mitigation

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Traffic Counts

Projects

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New Durham Environmental Overlay District Revisions

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Resilient Land Use Guide for NH

Stormwater infrastructure being installed in Dover
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Dover Stormwater Installation and Public Outreach

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Dover Complete Streets Policy Revisions

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Sunrise Lake Watershed Management Plan

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Durham Groundwater Rise Modeling

Project members on the Durham Permeable Reactive Barrier project take a site walk in the winter to look at eligible sites
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Durham Permeable Reactive Barrier

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Durham Climate Adaptation Master Plan Chapter

High water levels on the Lamprey River in downtown Newmarket
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Climate Risk in the Seacoast: Assessing Vulnerability of Municipal Resources to Climate Change (C-RiSe)

Staff

Kyle Pimental

Natalie Gemma

Blair Haney

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150 Wakefield St, Suite 12

Rochester, New Hampshire 03867

Tel. (603) 994-3500

Fax. (603) 994-3504

srpc@strafford.org

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