Municipal Consulting

Helping municipalities shape their future is something Nitsch Engineering has been doing for many years. We fully support the intentions of Planning Boards, Boards of Health, Conservation Commissions, Zoning Boards, Public Works Departments, Boards of Selectman, and Development Commissions in conducting development reviews and providing design services as expeditiously and comprehensively as possible. Since our founding in 1989, we have provided engineering consulting services to 82 different Massachusetts municipalities, either on a project-specific basis or through an on-call contract.

Municipal Consulting

Andover Dudley Medford Sharon
Berlin Easthampton Methuen Shirley
Billerica Easton Middleborough Springfield
Bolton Falmouth Milford Sturbridge
Boston Framingham Monson Swansea
Bourne Franklin Newburyport Templeton
Boylston Groton Norfolk Tewksbury
Bridgewater Hadley North Attleborough Wakefield
Burlington Hanover North Reading Walpole
Cambridge Harvard Northborough Waltham
Canton Haverhill Oak Bluffs Wayland
Carlisle Holden Palmer Westfield
Chatham Holliston Peabody Westford
Chelmsford Hopedale Pembroke Weston
Clinton Hyannis Pepperell Westport
Concord Ipswich Quincy Westwood
Dartmouth Lancaster Raynham Wilbraham
Dedham Lawrence Reading Winchester
Devens Lincoln Salem Wrentham
Dighton Littleton Scituate  
Dracut Maynard Seekonk  
       

We have particularly long-standing relationships with the Towns of Groton, Raynham, and Weston. For more information on our work in these three communities, please click here.

 

Your success is our success

"The Groton Planning Board voted unanimously to write a letter of recommendation for Nitsch Engineering. The Board depends upon their engineering expertise in its decision-making process. Over the years, Nitsch Engineering has conducted several education seminars on engineering issues for Town officials. In addition, the firm has provided expert witness services and given court testimony on behalf of the Planning Board and other Town departments, which has been invaluable to the Town."

—Town Planner, Town of Groton Planning Board