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Ayers Brook Watershed Outreach Project

TRORC recently completed an Ecosystem Restoration Program (ERP) grant focused on scoping potential water quality improvement projects within the Ayers Brook watershed. The Ayers Brook watershed is a tributary to the Third Branch of the White River and stretches across the Towns of Randolph, Braintree, and Brookfield. Historically, Ayers Brook has been classified as impaired…
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  • The Two Rivers-Ottauquechee Regional Commission Receives National Planning Award

    The Two Rivers-Ottauquechee Regional Commission Receives National Planning Award American Planning Association recognizes 20 communities nationwide for best practices in planning and urban design. CHICAGO (4/5/19) – The Two Rivers-Ottauquechee Regional Commission in Vermont, is being recognized for its innovative Tropical Storm Irene Flood Buyout program with a Silver 2019 National Planning Achievement Award for…

  • Quechee Gorge Bridge Designs: Feedback Requested

    The Vermont Agency of Transportation is encouraging the public to voice their opinions about new design elements for the Quechee Bridge. Please share your vision, and please share the survey with friends and neighbors. The survey will be open until May 8th. https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/quecheegorgebridge   To read more about the project, visit Vtrans: Quechee Gorge Bridge…

  • Vermont Emerald Ash Borer season redefined: now 6/1-9/30

    From the VT State Agency of Forest, Parks, and Recreation (4/9/2019): "This is to notify you of a change to the State of Vermont’s definition of the emerald ash borer (EAB) flight season, which will now be redefined as JUNE 1st - SEPTEMBER 30th. Optimal practices are to move ash from the Infested Area only…