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Planning Commission
Public Administration Services
HCPC Provides an array of public administration services to towns in Hancock
County.
Programs at HCPC:
Data Resources
(Contact person: Jim Fisher)
Our library includes population, employment, housing, traffic and land
use data. The agency is a U.S. Census affiliate Data Center, which means
that we receive many official demographic reports. We also manage geographic
information including Census TIGER files, enabling us to produce customized
maps and geographic analyses.
Emergency Management
(Contact person: Jim Fisher)
The HCPC hosts geographic information technology, including current
high resolution color aerial photographs, transportation routes, environmentally
sensitive locations, property maps and more. We provide technical assistance
to towns seeking to improve emergency response capacity, including identifying
resources, preparing proposals and plans.
Healthy Communities
(Contact person: Jim Fisher)
The HCPC assists towns in identifying current trends in health and related
social economic issues as well as setting goals for future health programs.
Our office is assisting the Hancock
County Coalition for Community Health in community and school
based health initiatives.
Joint Purchasing
(Contact person: Sheri Walsh)
We coordinate the joint purchasing of road salt, asphalt, and other materials
and services for towns. Our office has also consulted with towns on joint purchasing
of electricity and joint hiring of code enforcement officers.
Programs with towns in Hancock County
- Assisting towns with fiscal impacts analysis, see
www.state.me.us/spo/landuse/pubs/
- Joint Purchasing of Salt, Asphalt and other materials.
- Joint Hiring and training of Town employees
- Healthy Communities Research
- Housing Grants and Support
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