The datasets are used by organizations throughout the region in comprehensive plans, research projects, land use analyses, and other planning projects.
In this meeting, we will learn from the experiences of Chester County as they responded to the closures of Jennersville and Brandywine hospitals and discuss how Chester County’s strategies can be applied across the region.
The award recognizes the next generation of professionals working to find creative solutions to improve quality of life through engineering, planning, marketing campaigns, and the development of community alternative programs that are shifting behavioral change.
The meeting featured presentations from DVRPC planning staff who introduced the region’s Long-Range Plan and the development of the Work Program. The workshop ended with breakout rooms where residents were able to provide feedback on the Work Program and brainstorm new project ideas for their communities across the region.
This award will be used by DVRPC to conduct Regional High Injury Network corridor safety studies, develop a municipal safety analysis and plan for an underserved community, and conduct a consultant-led effort to create a model and process for partners to implement the regional plan at the subregional level.
