The City of Holyoke has adopted MA DEP’s snow handling policy document as the operating policy for managing and disposing of snow within the City.  You can access that policy here to develop a plan for managing snow on your property: Snow Policy for Holyoke

The U.S Army Corps of Engineers authorizes state and local governments to issue permits for work within the waters of the United States in lieu direct Corp’s issuance of a permit, provided the terms of the PGP are met.  Permits are valid for five years: 2010-2015 Army Corps of Engineers Massachusetts Programmatic General Permit

The Conte Refuge works to conserve the biodiversity of the CT River watershed.  USF&W is a project partner with the City of Holyoke on the protection of Mt. Tom and the Log Pond Cove water chestnut removal project: United States Fish and Wildlife Service- Silvio O. Conte National Wildlife Refuge

Massachusetts Association of Conservation Commissions (MACC) offers training and materials for Commissions and the general public: Massachusetts Association of Conservation Commissions

Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection (MA DEP) is the environmental agency for the Commonwealth of MA: Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection

Invasive Plant Atlas of New England (IPANE) provides a search-able database of invasive species in New England and quality links to invasive species topics: Invasive Plant Atlas of New England

Additional information on the status of the Connecticut River as an American Heritage River: United States Environmental Protection Agency- American Heritage River Program

View The Trustees of Reservations property locations including Little Mt. Tom and Dinosaur Tracks Park in Holyoke: The Trustees of Reservations- Places To Go

A Review Holyoke’s Stormwater Regulations and their relationship with the City’s Ordinance: A link to the City’s Stormwater Regulations