One of our major goals for 2014 is to convince the state legislature to renew the additional $25 million state contribution to the CPA Trust Fund, and we need your help to make it happen.
Please make plans to attend our CPA celebration at the State House on Tuesday, January 14th from 10:30am to 11:30am.
A large turnout will demonstrate the importance of Community Preservation to our legislators on Beacon Hill. We'll present our Kuehn Community Preservation Awards to CPA heroes from across the state, and then attendees will have the opportunity to visit the office of local legislators to discuss renewing the state's $25 million contribution to the CPA Trust Fund.
Expert Insights: How CPA Towns Are Designing Successful Historic Preservation Projects
From preservation restrictions to following the Secretary of the Interior Standards, it can be hard to know where to begin when it comes to historic preservation projects.
The CPA Historic Flow Chart provides a good overview on funding historic projects. But when it comes time to review historic applications and oversee the work on historic resources, having a preservation expert on board can ensure that projects are handled properly and effectively.
In a market driven by competitive vacation-based real estate, year-round Provincetown residents have long struggled to find affordable housing options. However, a new CPA-funded development has ended the housing struggle for many.
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The long-overdue increase in CPA Trust Fund distributions created big news across the state. 
From preservation restrictions to following the Secretary of the Interior Standards, it can be hard to know where to begin when it comes to historic preservation projects. 