Welcome!

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, a dynamic economy, and local cultural values by supporting community efforts through leadership, education, technical assistance, information, advocacy, coordination and responsive representation.


  • Mid-State Regional Coordinating Council (RCC):
     
    Needs Assessment for Coordinated Transportation Plan
    Mid-State Regional Coordinating Council (RCC) is beginning the update to its Coordinated Transportation Plan. The first step is a Needs Assessment. 

    If you need transportation services or work with anyone who might need them, please take a few minutes to fill out this short, online     Transportation Needs Assessment Survey.


    If you'd prefer to print out a paper copy, here is a PDF of the survey. It can be returned to:

    Dean Williams dwilliams@cnhrpc.org
    Transportation Planner
    Central NH Regional Planning Commission
    28 Commercial Street, Suite 3
    Concord, NH 03301
  • New Hampshire's State Plan on Aging

    Have you taken the Survey on Aging yet?
     

    Survey closes January 15
     
    As part of a statewide effort to understand the needs of older adults,
    the New Hampshire Department of Health & Human Services’ (DHHS)
    Bureau of Elderly & Adult Services (BEAS) and
    the State Plan on Aging (SPOA) Planning Committee
    are seeking public input that will guide and inform
    the next 4-year State Plan on Aging.  

    Read the press release
     
  • Regional Cooperative Purchasing Survey

    Please take a few minutes to fill out our brief survey!

    Survey link: https://arcg.is/rHum4


    Part of our USDA grant entails working with communities in the Lakes Region to bid collectively to reduce disposal costs. From several discussions, we've identified a few potential areas for collaborative purchasing. To help us move forward, we would like your input about which equipment or disposal options your community needs the most assistance with.
  • LCHIP 2018 Grant Recipients Announced in December
     

    LCHIP Grants Awarded to Organizations in 6 Member Towns

    BELMONT   NORTHFIELD   PLYMOUTH   TILTON   TUFTONBORO   WOLFEBORO

    See the list here