Natural Hazard Mitigation Plan Update for 21 Rural Towns (Request for Proposals)
Aug 8, 2026
Closes
Sep 29, 2026
Planning/engineering/GIS consultant to assist in the preparation of a multi-jurisdictional natural hazard mitigation plan update.
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Aug 8, 2026
Closes
Sep 29, 2026
Planning/engineering/GIS consultant to assist in the preparation of a multi-jurisdictional natural hazard mitigation plan update.
Jun 10, 2026
Closes
Sep 16, 2026
Seeking consulting firms to submit proposals to develop a comprehensive safety action plan for the northwest hills region under the usdot safe streets and roads for all (ss4a) discretionary grant program.
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Census ID
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999086
Employee FTE
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6
Population
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114,101
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48 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Northwest Hills Council of Governments
The Council held its regular meeting to discuss group objectives, including mentoring new members and establishing a roundtable to address town-specific events and challenges. Key discussions focused on recent storm damage, recovery efforts, and the utilization of shared resources such as municipal hubs and drone technology. Additional agenda items included the introduction of a new regional 40-under-40 award, town-specific capital and infrastructure projects, ADA website compliance regulations, challenges regarding salt delivery contracts, and grant-funded community improvements.
The Council conducted an annual meeting covering several administrative, budgetary, and operational topics. Key items included the election of officers and at-large members for the Executive Committee, authorization for a Regional Service Grant, and the approval of the annual budget after deliberation on salary adjustments and dues. The council approved the relocation of the office to the EdAdvance building, appointed new members to the BPPRC, and authorized various grant support letters and legal service agreements. Updates were provided on marketing initiatives, transportation planning including STIP amendments for bridge and traffic signal projects, rural health funding, and DEMHS updates regarding emergency preparedness. The meeting concluded with a presentation on early childhood local governance partnerships.
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The Council reviewed an announcement from CT Rides regarding the Drive Less Connecticut Challenge, which incentivizes the use of alternative transportation. Discussions were held on administrative agenda adjustments, followed by a presentation from the Bantam Lake Watershed Protective Association regarding scientific studies and watershed management. The Council also reviewed monthly financial statements, including investment strategies, interest rates, and the management of bank accounts to improve financial returns and ensure liquidity. Additionally, the Council began the nomination process for the slate of officers and at-large members for the upcoming fiscal year.
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