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UVLSRPC Commissioners
ACWORTH - John Tuthill
CANAAN- Vacant
CHARLESTOWN - Jeremy Wood, Albert St.Pierre
CLAREMONT - Tom Luther, Richard Wahrlich
CORNISH - Vacant
CROYDON - Vacant
DORCHESTER - Vacant
ENFIELD - Ed Morris
GOSHEN - Vacant
GRAFTON - Vacant
GRAFTON COUNTY - Vacant
GRANTHAM - Peter Guillette-Treasurer
HANOVER - Chris Kennedy, Jennie Chamberlain, David Anderson
LEBANON - Dan Nash
LEMPSTER - Read Gildner-Blinn, Mark Lightner
LYME - Bill Malcolm, Vice Chair
NEW LONDON - Jerry Coogan, Peter Nichols
NEWBURY - Vacant
NEWPORT - Jeff Kessler-Secretary/Assistant Treasurer
ORANGE - Vacant
ORFORD - Ted Cooley
PIERMONT - Vacant
PLAINFIELD - John Yacavone
SPRINGFIELD - Vacant
SUNAPEE - Josh Trow-Chair, Lynn Arnold
UNITY - Kevin Brenker
WASHINGTON - Andrew Hatch
WILMOT - Bill Chaisson, Polly Crocker
SULLIVAN COUNTY - Lionel Chute, Derek Ferland
MEMBERS-AT-LARGE - Peter Gregory, Anne Duncan Cooley, Sarah Jackson, Nancy Merrill, Nathan Reichert
Who We Are
The UVLSRPC has been providing professional planning assistance to municipal boards since 1963 when it was the Upper Valley Development Council. Our current staff's areas of expertise include comprehensive planning, land use regulations, transportation planning, natural resource inventories, community/economic development, public participation, affordable housing, and hazard mitigation planning.
The Commission is one of nine Regional Planning Commissions (RPCs) in New Hampshire enabled through state legislation (RSA 36:45). RPCs were created to coordinate all aspects of planning, act as a liaison between local and state/federal governments, and provide advisory technical assistance. Regional Planning Commissions seek to promote intergovernmental collaboration and coordination throughout the regions they serve.
The Commission serves 27 municipalities, as well as local groups such as river advisory committees, economic development councils, housing organizations, and others who affect the future land use of the region.
The Commission is governed by commissioners appointed by member communities and counties and a small number of at-large-members. It is the commissioners' role to be a regional collaborator and bring local issues to the attention of the Commission and conversely to articulate regional strategies that can benefit local efforts. 
Upper Valley Lake Sunapee Regional Planning Commission is a Equal Opportunity Employer
Upper Valley Lake Sunapee Regional Planning Commission does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age, or disability in our programs or activities.