Nashua Regional Planning Commission

Nashua Regional Planning Commission Please note: comments here are reviewed by NRPC staff but are not handled as official public comment.

The Nashua Regional Planning Commission (NRPC) is a leader in innovative planning strategies that preserve and improve the quality of life in southern NH. Since its formation in 1959, NRPC has provided its 13 member communities with comprehensive solutions to local environmental, land use, transportation, and regional planning issues as well as cutting edge mapping and data services. In addition,

NRPC functions as the Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) for the Nashua region. NRPC is one of nine New Hampshire regional planning commissions, created by the State Legislature in 1970 under RSA 36:45-53. The Commission consists of an appointed voluntary board of Commissioners from its member communities, as well as a professional planning staff. NRPC’s ability to collaborate with multiple parties results in planning that is innovative, inclusive, technically sound, and driven by public participation.

08/31/2026

🎵 Where in the region is NRPC's Milo? 🎵

Milo is traveling all around the NRPC Region. We'll show you pictures of him, and you'll need to guess where he is!

Have somewhere in the region that Milo should visit? Tell us in the comments!

We want to hear what you have to say!engage.nashuarpc.org/regional-planHave you submitted your comments?The Regional Pla...
08/30/2026

We want to hear what you have to say!
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Have you submitted your comments?

The Regional Plan Public Comment Period ends THIS Tuesday, September 1st!

Happy Meme Friday!
08/28/2026

Happy Meme Friday!

08/27/2026
08/27/2026

Breaking the cycle of homelessness through housing, healthcare, and veteran services.

08/27/2026

Join us Saturday, September 19 from 9 AM–12 PM on Farley Building Green (23 Main St.) and meet some of the small farms, homesteads, and local producers that help keep Hollis’s agricultural traditions alive.

Hollis Historical Society will be on the porch of the Wheeler House (20 Main St.) with an materials about the agricultural history of Hollis, including a Guess That Antique Farming Implement Challenge!

Browse locally grown and handmade offerings, meet your neighbors, and enjoy a little taste of Hollis before the Old Home Days Parade at 10:30 AM!

It’s a great new way to celebrate our farming heritage, support local producers, and gather together in the heart of town. Hollis Helping Hands Homestead LLC Nichols Tenney Farm LLC Scout Hill Farm Singing Pond Farm, LLC

Happy   from us and Milo! Don't worry, we're giving him extra treats today 🐾
08/26/2026

Happy from us and Milo! Don't worry, we're giving him extra treats today 🐾

Donate those shoes!!! Deadline approaching!!!
08/26/2026

Donate those shoes!!! Deadline approaching!!!

We are just five days away from the end of Walk This Way Shoe Drive!

5 days left—and we’re still working toward our goal of 6,000 pairs of donated shoes!

We need your help to cross the finish line! Every pair donated brings us closer to making sure children and families in our community have access to a pair of shoes.

With just five days remaining, now is the time to clean out your closets, rally your friends, and help us reach 6,000 pairs! 👟

📍 Drop-off locations:
United Way of Greater Nashua; Nashua Senior Activity Center; Hudson Senior Center; Crunch Fitness; Sky Meadow Country Club; Gate City Casino; Nash Casino; Nashua Bingo; Nashua Telegraph; YMCA of Greater Nashua; Nashua Community College; Southern NH Health; Pheasant Lane Mall; Merrimack Premium Outlets; Club Pilates; Alec’s Shoes

💻 Can’t donate shoes? You can support the effort with a financial gift: givebutter.com/greater-nashua-shoe-fund

Five days. One big goal. 6,000 pairs. Let’s do this!

nashuarpc.org/recoveryrideAre you, or someone you know, currently in treatment for Opioid Use Disorder? If so, we can he...
08/26/2026

nashuarpc.org/recoveryride

Are you, or someone you know, currently in treatment for Opioid Use Disorder? If so, we can help you get to: recovery meetings, court dates, medical & essential appointments.

The Opioid Abatement Community Grant Program will fund your bus passes and your Uber, Lyft, or taxi rides. For more information, dial Donna!

Donna M. Marceau
Regional Mobility Manager
(603) 417-6571
[email protected]
nashuarpc.org/recoveryride

Address

30 Temple Street
Nashua, NH
03060

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+16034176570

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