Driven by a passion for sustainable development and community-driven approaches, Emely Ricci is a dedicated Community Planner at NVCOG. Read on for a glimpse into Emely’s background and commitment to creating positive change in the region.
Learn how to leverage subdivision regulations to secure valuable open space.
NVCOG invites residents, business owners, advocates, and local officials to participate in this interactive event set to take place on Tuesday, February 20, 2024, at 6 PM in Waterbury City Hall’s Veterans Memorial Hall.
The Woodbury Board of Selectmen has voted to implement a permanent trash reduction program at their transfer station that includes separation of food scraps and unit-based pricing.
We currently have multiple positions open for community leaders and liaisons!
The NVCOG was represented at the 2024 Environmental Summit in Hartford, organized by the Connecticut League of Conservation Voters Education Fund.
SCRCOG and NVCOG invite professionals and residents in New Haven County to participate in a public feedback session on the draft Priority Climate Action Plan.
The quarterly publication has news, project updates, and events for the region.
A draft Priority Climate Action Plan has been released for New Haven County that will establish clear goals and recommendations on how to improve air quality across the planning region.
The Naugatuck Valley Council of Governments (NVCOG) received a Silver designation from the national SolSmart program for encouraging the growth of clean, affordable solar energy in their region.
Governor Ned Lamont today announced he has approved the release of $7.2 million in state grants that will be used to support the remediation and assessment of blighted properties in nine municipalities across Connecticut, consisting of 713 acres of land.