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December 22, 2021
Cape Cod Commission completes wayfinding plan for the Town of Orleans

Improving navigation for residents and visitors  Cape Cod Commission staff have completed a Wayfinding Plan for the Town of Orleans.

December 22, 2021
Cape Cod Commission and Cape Cod Chamber of Commerce seek responses to COVID-19 business impact survey

Continuing an economic impact discovery effort that began in the spring of 2020 following the onset of pandemic-related restrictions, the Cape Cod Commission and the Cape Cod Chamber of Commerce…

Posted in Newsletter, Economy
December 6, 2021
Cape Cod Commission receives grant funds to support environmental and economic resilience 

State funding to support the creation of land-use and zoning best practices for mixed-use development  The Cape Cod Commission has received a grant from the Massachusetts Executive Office of Energy and…

November 24, 2021
November 2021 Regulatory Update

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Posted in Newsletter, Regulatory
November 24, 2021
Cape Cod Commission prepares model solar bylaw

Climate change is a major challenge facing Cape Cod and transitioning our regional energy sector to renewable forms of energy, including solar energy, is essential.

Posted in Newsletter, Climate
November 24, 2021
Final Cape Rail Study report published

Enhanced rail service could help reduce greenhouse gas emissions in the region, according to the final Cape Rail Study that was released in early November.

November 24, 2021
Low-Lying Roads Project seeks to enhance community resiliency

Working with Cape Cod towns to identify critical infrastructure vulnerabilities Climate change hazards such as inland flooding, sea level rise, erosion, and severe storms are threatening many of Cape Cod’s roadways.…

Posted in Newsletter, Climate
September 29, 2021
MassTrails Grant to fund study examining future connections in Sandwich 

Bicycle advocates in Sandwich are imagining a safe connection between the future shared-use path along the Service Road and the Cape Cod Canal.

September 29, 2021
Teaticket Elementary School Recognized for Safe Routes to School 

When COVID-19 restrictions moved gym classes outdoors and made sharing equipment off-limits to students, Teaticket Elementary School physical education teacher Carrie Shanahan had to think creatively.    Ms.

September 29, 2021
Quantifying Bicycle Use Across Cape Cod 

Residents and visitors alike love to bicycle on Cape Cod’s roads and rail trails.

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