Date/Time
Date(s) - Dec 11th, 2024
6:30 pm - 8:30 pm
Location
Anne T Dunphy School
A watershed is an area of land that drains all the streams and rainfall to a common outlet. It consists of surface water like lakes, streams, reservoirs, and wetlands, as well as groundwater.
Come learn about the Mill River Watershed and why Williamsburg is especially vulnerable to flooding.
A presentation by consultants working on the Mill River Watershed analysis grant funded by the Town’s two-year Municipal Vulnerability Preparedness grant will be followed by a facilitated conversation to get your input on how Williamsburg can prepare for future floods.
Supported by the Municipal Vulnerability Preparedness (MVP) Program of the Executive Office of Energy & Environmental Affairs.
Organized by the town of Williamsburg, Pioneer Valley Planning Commission, Dodson and Flinker, VHB, Hilltown Land Trust, and the Mill River Greenway Initiative.
COST: Free
AGES: All
RSVP: None required
Accessibility
The Dunphy school is a newer building on a barrier-free ground floor with hard-surface tile floors and low-pile mat-style rugs. An ADA accessible bathroom is available, with further details available upon request.
Two accessible parking spaces are available.
Directions
The Anne T. Dunphy School is located at 1 Petticoat Hill Road, with the entrance to the parking lot located across Petticoat Hill Road from the post office.
Get directions on Google Maps.
Questions
For questions, email sarah@hilltownlandtrust.org or call (413) 628-4485 ext. 6.
