Municipal grant applications target climate resilience and complete streets initiatives

March 22, 2025 | Town of Northborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts


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Municipal grant applications target climate resilience and complete streets initiatives
The Master Plan Implementation Committee of Northborough, Massachusetts, convened on March 20, 2025, to discuss key initiatives aimed at enhancing the town's infrastructure and environmental resilience. The meeting focused on the application for two significant grants that could support these efforts.

The first grant discussed was the Municipal Vulnerability Preparedness (MVP) grant, with an application deadline set for April 4. This grant aims to fund climate mitigation measures, particularly emphasizing green infrastructure. The committee highlighted the importance of features such as rain gardens, bioswales, porous pavers, and street trees, which are integral to the project’s sustainability goals.

In addition to the MVP grant, the committee also expressed interest in applying for a Complete Streets Construction grant. This funding opportunity is designed to support the development of streets that are safe and accessible for all users, including pedestrians, cyclists, and motorists.

The discussions underscored the town's commitment to improving its infrastructure while addressing climate change challenges. The committee plans to move forward with the grant applications, aiming to secure funding that will enhance Northborough's environmental and community resilience. Further updates on the progress of these applications are expected in future meetings.

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