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Stow planning staff urge residents to join state MVP 2.0 mapping and community‑liaison work
Summary
Stow Planning Department staff described the state MVP 2.0 climate‑resilience initiative, invited residents to a mapping activity and asked for volunteers to join a community‑liaison process listed under the town's MVP 2.0 webpage.
Planning Department staff attended the National Night Out event to promote the state MVP 2.0 initiative focused on climate resilience and equity. The staff member described an interactive mapping activity for residents and said participants could spin a prize wheel as an engagement incentive. "That is a state initiative where we're focusing on climate resilience and community equity," the staffer said, and said additional community engagement opportunities will appear under the MVP 2.0 tab on the town website.
Staff said there are no near‑term public meetings scheduled but that a series of engagement opportunities and recruitment for a community‑liaison project will follow. Residents interested in contributing were directed to the town’s planning department web page for details and signups.
