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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
Wolfeboro Hazard Mitigation Plan Meeting
There will be a meeting of the Wolfeboro Hazard Mitigation Committee on Monday, July 15th beginning at 2:00 PM at the Wolfeboro Public Library as a precursor to updating its 2019 Hazard Mitigation Plan.
Residents of Wolfeboro and representatives from neighboring communities are encouraged to provide input about natural hazard events and the impacts that they have had on the town utilizing the online survey found at https://arcg.is/00qTbK.
See the Public Notice for more information.
Planning Lunches at Noon (PLAN) Webinar Series
LRPC ANNUAL MEETING 2024
LRPC held its 2024 annual meeting and awards ceremony on Monday, June 17th. We would like to share with you letters we received from a few of our elected leaders along with a Press Release.
Letter from Congressman Pappas
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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.