Erving
Town Info
- Contact Info
- 12 East Main Street
- Erving, MA 01344
- PHONE: 422-2800 FAX: 422-2808
- E-mail: ervingadmin@comcast.net
- Hours & Days Open
- Monday through Friday
- 9:15 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
- Selectboard Meetings
- Mondays, 7:00 p.m.
FRCOG work in Erving during 2005
- Staff worked with the Town to prepare the Town's Commonwealth Capital application and supporting materials.
- Staff continued to provide technical assistance to the Town and the Route 2 Task Force to implement Route 2 Safety Improvements. In 2005, construction to relocate Route 2 at the Erving Paper Mill was almost completed and climbing lane and intersection improvements in Athol were advertised for construction.
- Staff secured an additional $3 million of funding for Route 2 Safety improvements by writing and submitting a successful white paper to Congressman Olver.
- Staff continued efforts to complete a feasibility study for the MetacometñMonadnockñMattabesett (MMM) Trail.
- Staff worked to implement approved projects along the Connecticut River Scenic Farm Byway including the purchase of scenic easements, design and construction of streetscape improvements in Erving on Route 63 north of Millers Falls, and the development of Byway signs and a marketing website.
- Staff secured funding to complete a Corridor Management Plan for the Mohawk Trail Scenic Byway East (Greenfield to Athol).
- Staff secured a grant and began work on a Strategic Plan for Renewable Energy for the Pioneer Valley.
- Staff developed an emergency resource directory for first responders throughout Western Massachusetts.
- Staff updated state databases containing information on critical infrastructure and facilities in the region.
- Staff assisted in the development of a mutual aid agreement between the 101 towns of Western Massachusetts.
- Staff completed a pedestrian assessment survey and provided a map of the existing pedestrian facilities to the Town.
- Staff provided the Town with bicycle parking racks as part of Transportation Demand Management Program Share the Road in the Connecticut River Valley.
- Staff conducted two FRCOG requested traffic counts in support of its Regional Traffic Count Program.
- Staff completed the reporting requirements to maintain the Town's eligibility for the Economic Development Incentive Program through the Franklin County Economic Target Area.
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