Central Massachusetts Regional Planning Commission
Anthony Senesi is a seasoned professional in communications and civic engagement, currently serving as the Communications and Civic Engagement Coordinator at the Central Massachusetts Regional Planning Commission since October 2023, where responsibilities include managing the redesign and implementation of the agency’s website. Prior experience includes the role of Assistant to the Town Manager in Plymouth, Massachusetts, focusing on website redesign and expanding social media content, as well as serving as Assistant to the Town Manager and Public Information Officer in Weston, Massachusetts, where coordination of public information efforts was key. Earlier positions include a Regional Services Associate Planner at CMRPC and Assistant Dean of Admission at Wesleyan University, emphasizing recruitment and evaluation within admission processes. Anthony Senesi holds a Bachelor's Degree in Environmental Science and Policy from Clark University and a Public Communications Certificate from Suffolk University - Sawyer Business School.
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Central Massachusetts Regional Planning Commission
Founded by the Legislature in 1963, the Central Massachusetts Regional Planning Commission (CMRPC) provides a variety of services to its constituencies and brings a regional perspective to planning and development. One of 13 Regional Planning Agencies in Massachusetts, CMRPC is the designated regional planning entity for the Central Massachusetts region, which includes the City of Worcester and 39 surrounding communities in the southern two-thirds of Worcester County. CMRPC’s programs include Transportation, Regional Collaboration and Community Planning, and Geographic Information Systems (GIS) data services and mapping. CMRPC provides municipal and regional planning for Land Use and Transportation, as well as a variety of Community Development services, Transit Planning for the Worcester Regional Transit Authority (WRTA), Homeland Security, staffing for MORE (Municipalities Organized for Regional Effectiveness) and the Central Massachusetts Metropolitan Planning Organization (CMMPO) and other programs. CMRPC collaborates with local, regional, state and federal officials, as well as with legislators, in order to bring a regional perspective and a coordinated approach to the planning and development that occurs in this region. The ultimate goal of the CMRPC is to improve the quality of life for those who work and live in the Central Massachusetts region.