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#283064. Connecticut River Joint Commissions of New Hampshire and
Vermont
The States of New Hampshire
and Vermont created the Connecticut River Joint Commissions to
preserve and protect the resources of the Connecticut River Valley,
and to guide its growth and development. Both Commissions are advisory
and have no regulatory powers, preferring instead to educate and
ensure public involvement in decisions that affect the river. The CRJC
are active in many areas of valley life, both on the river's mainstem
and throughout its watershed, including agriculture, heritage tourism,
water quality, and recreation. The 30 volunteer CRJC commissioners,
fifteen appointed by each state, are business people, landowners,
conservationists, and citizens who live and work in the valley and are
committed to its future. This is our home page.
Crjc.org ~
