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ABOUT US
The Lakes Region Planning Commission is a unique association of local governments that provides comprehensive planning services to meet the diverse needs of New Hampshire's Lakes Region. Our mission is to provide effective planning in order to achieve and sustain a quality environment, dynamic economy, and local cultural values by supporting community efforts through leadership, education, technical assistance, information, advocacy, coordination, and responsive representation.
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NEWS & ANNOUNCEMENTS
Planning Lunches at Noon (PLAN) Webinar Series
Click here to view upcoming webinars or click on the 'More News' link below for additional information.
NH DOE Newsletter #21
On December 22, 2023, the DOE released a newsletter which contains several energy related funding opportunities, news and updates. Click here to view a copy.
Affordable Wastewater Infrastructure
USDA and EPA strengthen partnership to improve access to modern and affordable wastewater infrastructure for people in rural America. Click here for more information.
ANNOUNCEMENT - LRPC ANNUAL MEETING
LRPC will be holding its 2024 annual meeting on Monday, June 17th and is excited to have Laconia Mayor Andrew Hosmer as our our keynote speaker.
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Cyanobacteria Alert!
State warns of cyanobacteria blooms in several New Hampshire waterbodies. Be on the lookout for blooms before you or your pets enter the water. High concentrations of harmful toxins are produced by these blooms which can be fatal to dogs and toxic to humans. If you or your pet become sick after recreational water activity, please seek immediate medical attention. For more information, please see our Latest News section.