Mount Ascutney Regional Commission
38 Ascutney Park Road
Ascutney, VT 05030
802-674-9201
Ascutney, VT 05030
802-674-9201
Translate page:Click here to translate page to other language options with : Google Translate Mount Ascutney Regional Commission (MARC) member towns include Andover, Baltimore, Cavendish, Chester, Ludlow, Reading, Springfield, Weathersfield, West Windsor, and Windsor.
Mount Ascutney Regional Commission advocates for the needs of our member towns and seeks collaborative strategies to address local, regional, and state opportunities and concerns.
One of our primary purposes is to provide technical services to town officials and to act as a resource for local governments. We help mediate inter-jurisdictional planning and development issues arising between member communities; facilitate discussion and understanding between local and state entities; and develop plans, policies, strategies, and procedures for addressing issues that are regional in scope. Office ScheduleMost of our staff are still working remotely,
the office is usually open Monday through Friday 8:30 am - 4:30 PM Phone # 802-674-9201 The office will be closed on the following holidays:
Check out Springfield's New Website: Springfield802.com SurveysMARC Road Users Safety Survey:
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LATEST NEWSA great way to say thank you!LTRG’s are our neighbors and friends, who volunteer their time to get people to immediate safety, find food and essential life services, temporary housing, and other needs after disasters. They are the first ones to knock on doors and the last ones to finish up work.
They work with FEMA, Vermont Emergency Management, State of Vermont, Red Cross, United Way and MANY others. They receive NO federal funding and sporadic funding from the state of Vermont. The proceeds from the sales of these necklaces will assist the LTRG’s to continue to be there and be able to help Vermonters during and after disasters. Necklaces are available in Brass or Silver – see the links below: In Brass: https://jenniferkahnjewelry.com/products/repairing-vermont-necklace-brass In Silver: https://jenniferkahnjewelry.com/products/repairing-vermont-necklace-silver Help Keep Vermont Trails Clean!Vermont Urban and Community Forestry is working with the Agency of Agriculture, Forests, Parks and Recreation, and the Vermont Trails and Greenways Council to raise awareness among trail users about how they can help reduce the spread of invasive forest pests.
Our goal is to post the two flyers below at trailheads across Vermont. (Click on the links to see examples of the posters). To request one or both 8.5 x 11 weatherproof trailhead flyers for your region’s trails:
Flyer #1: “Clean Your Gear” Encourages trail users to clean boots, gear, pets, and horses to prevent the spread of invasive species. Why it matters:
Flyer #2: “Help Spot Tree-of-Heaven” (primarily for paths in the open – bike paths, rail trails, etc…) Helps users identify and report Tree-of-Heaven—an invasive tree and preferred host of the spotted lanternfly.
Thanks for caring for Vermont’s natural resources and recreation spaces! Water Quality Enhancement Development, Design,
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