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Marshfield to receive CVRPC mobility assessment; no local match required

Marshfield Selectboard · July 1, 2026
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Summary

A CVRPC application will fund a feasibility study and cost estimates for Village walkability improvements following a Vermont Department of Health mobility audit; the study requires no local match and no immediate action by the Selectboard.

Planning Commissioner Michelle McCormick told the Selectboard that the Vermont Department of Health funded a mobility audit of the Village and that the Central Vermont Regional Planning Commission submitted an application on Marshfield's behalf for further planning funding. The proposed work is a feasibility study that would produce cost estimates for accessibility improvements and requires no local match.

McCormick described the project as a next step after a consultant walk‑through identified problem areas for pedestrians. The Selectboard was informed that no action is required by the town to receive the feasibility study funding and that CVRPC will handle the work and deliver recommendations to the town when complete.