Category: Newsletter
Cape Cod Commission and Union Studios partner to create form-based code framework The vibrant, walkable areas of Cape Cod that complement and coincide with traditional new England village development generally cannot…
Yarmouth residents, town staff, and local officials had an opportunity in August to learn more about a potential bicycle/pedestrian connection between the Cape Cod Rail Trail and the drive-in property south…
Hard-to-count populations the focus of September training With less than a year before the 2020 Federal Census, the Cape Cod Commission has partnered with the Town of Barnstable and…
The 2020 Regional Transportation Plan envisions a regional transportation system that supports the environmental and economic vitality of the region through infrastructure investment that focuses on livability, sustainability, equity and preservation of…
This summer, The Cape Cod Commission welcomed three new staff members, new Communications Manager Sarah Colvin, Regulatory Officer Jordan Velozo, and Administrative Assistant Mallory Kender.
On July 29 and 30, we welcomed more than three hundred people, including local, state, and national leaders, elected officials, board members, representatives from environmental organizations and the business community,…
WBZ-TV Chief Meteorologist Eric Fisher gave the keynote address, highlighting changing weather trends. The first day of the 2019 OneCape summit focused on our environment.
The OneCape Award is given annually for outstanding leadership and dedication to water quality on Cape Cod.
Secretary Mike Kennealy, Executive Office of Housing and Economic Development Cape Cod’s economy was in focus during Day Two.
New this year, three different mobile workshops provided participants a behind the scenes look at local projects that are changing the way we plan, adapt, and meet community needs.
