The final report was presented and discussed with the community at the last meeting, after which it was submitted to the Town of Wolcott for next steps.
Access the final report published in November 2025.
We plan to host one more public meeting to review the final results and will continue working with the Town to implement the recommended routing according to their timeline.
Public Involvement Process
During the study, our team used a variety of tools to engage the public in a dialogue regarding the future needs of the town and regional trail network.
We conduct interviews with stakeholders, led public information meetings, and provide frequent updates via this website and NVCOG’s social media platforms. Additionally, all documents related to the project will be posted to this website for review and comments.
Public Meetings
Multiple public meetings were conducted with the dual purpose of sharing findings and hearing comments directly from the community and those who use the corridor regularly.
The first public meeting was held in-person at Wolcott Town Hall on October 10, 2024 at 6:00 PM. This meeting included a brief introduction to the project followed by an opportunity for attendees to provide feedback on preferred design elements, routing options, and amenities.
A second meeting was held virtually on October 15, 2024 at 6:00 PM.
The final public meeting was held in-person at Wolcott Town Hall on August 21, 2025 at 6:00 PM. This meeting shared five routing alternatives and discussed the NVCOG-preferred alternative that runs east of the Mad River and crosses Route 69 at Center Street and Beach Road. Attendees could provide feedback on the routing options, crossings, and other elements of the trail connection
Social Media
In addition to this website, we will keep you up-to-date regarding the project’s status and progress on NVCOG’s social media platforms, which include Instagram, Facebook, X, and LinkedIn.
