Category: Newsletter
2021 designation makes it one of four in Massachusetts Old King’s Highway, Yarmouth Port, Photo Courtesy of William DeSousa Mauk FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE (February 22, 2021) – With its new designation as…
Education and information to help local businesses recover from the pandemic The Cape Cod Commission is pleased to announce the launch of a multi-part workshop series designed to help guide Cape…
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This week, a group of young Cape Codders will begin the process to become Climate Ambassadors.
Through the Massachusetts Department of Housing and Community Development’s District Local Technical Assistance Program, the Cape Cod Commission assisted the Town of Sandwich in launching and implementing the online OpenCounter zoning portal.…
Whether you’re driving, riding, bicycling, or walking, sometimes navigating streets on Cape Cod can be a challenge.
On-demand app-based service allows customers to request rides in real-time As a result of an evolving transportation landscape, caused by the emergence of new technology and on-demand ride-hailing services such as…
In November, the Cape Cod Commission took home two awards for GIS applications presented at the annual Northeast ARC Users Group (NEARC) Conference.
Supporting regional economic resiliency by providing support to local businesses The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has had a severe impact on Cape Cod’s business community.
Building resiliency through regulation A model coastal resiliency bylaw designed to help Cape Cod towns better manage the impacts of climate change is under development.
