Contacts & Offices
In addition to our headquarters in Greenfield, Massachusetts, CRWC has field offices in the upper and lower valley that allow us to assist you with both local questions and watershed-wide issues. Office hours are Monday through Friday, 9:00am to 5:00pm.
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Connecticut River Watershed Council, Inc.
15 Bank Row, Greenfield, MA 01301
413/772-2020 Fax 413/772-2090
crwc@ctriver.org
For questions about the River, please contact a River Steward:
Jacqueline Talbot, River Steward, Connecticut
deKoven House, 27 Washington St. - Suite W, Middletown, CT 06457
860/704-0057 Fax 860/704-0057 (please call first)
jtalbot@ctriver.org
Andrea Donlon, River Steward, Massachusetts
15 Bank Row, Greenfield, MA 01301
413/772-2020 x205 Fax 413/772-2090
adonlon@ctriver.org
David Deen, River Steward, Upper Valley
PO Box 206, Saxtons River, VT 05154
802/869-2792 Fax 802/869-1103
ddeen@ctriver.org
Ron Rhodes, River Steward, North Country
PO Box 94,
South Pomfret VT
05067
802/457-6114 Fax 413/772-2090
rrhodes@ctriver.org
For questions about our organization, please contact our main office:
Executive Director Andrew Fisk
15 Bank Row, Greenfield, MA 01301
413/772-2020 x208 Fax 413/772-2090
afisk@ctriver.org
Development Director Dana Gillette
15 Bank Row, Greenfield, MA 01301
413/772-2020 x202 Fax 413/772-2090
dgillette@ctriver.org
Finance Director Pat LaMountain
15 Bank Row, Greenfield, MA 01301
413/772-2020 x203 Fax 413/772-2090
plamountain@ctriver.org
Regional Office Manager Alan Morgan
15 Bank Row, Greenfield, MA 01301
413/772-2020 x207 Fax 413/772-2090
amorgan@ctriver.org
Membership Assistant Marion Griswold
15 Bank Row, Greenfield, MA 01301
413/772-2020 x201 Fax 413/772-2090
mgriswold@ctriver.org
Outreach & Events Director Angela Mrozinski
15 Bank Row, Greenfield, MA 01301
413/772-2020 x204 Fax 413/772-2090
amrozinski@ctriver.org
Outreach Coordinator Keith Davies
15 Bank Row, Greenfield, MA 01301
413/772-2020 x206 Fax 413/772-2090
americorps@ctriver.org
Directions to CRWC Locations
Connecticut, Massachusetts, Vermont & North Country.
Our Headquarters in Greenfield, Massachusetts
The Watershed Council's main office is located in the center of Greenfield, right on the common, in the historic E.A. Hall Building. The fully renovated and handicapped accessible Hall Building, with a conference room and 5,000 volume library, is a gathering place for individuals interested in learning about and being involved in conserving New England's mightiest river ecosystem. Please, stop by.
The Watershed Council purchased the Hall Building in 1999, bringing the organization home to the same block where it was founded in 1952. The building was built in 1813 as the first Franklin County Courthouse and is on the National Register of Historic Places. Extensive renovations were needed to modernize and bring the building up to code. We installed steel and laminated beams to reinforce almost 200-year old timbers, new electric wiring, energy efficient lighting, and a new heating and ventilation system.
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From Interstate 91 (North & South):
- Take Exit 26 to rotary and Route 2A East, toward Greenfield Center
- Head east on Route 2A (Main Street) 1.3 miles to intersection of Federal Street/Bank Row with Main Street
- Turn right onto Bank Row – 15 Bank Row is on the left, just past the defunct bank
Parking: There are metered 2-hour spaces on the street across from the Council, and more along the street downhill from the office. There are still some unmetered 2-hour spots on Olive Street (down the hill to the left) but they may be eliminated by mid-2011. A parking lot off of Olive Street has 2-hour spaces available with a kiosk system (buy a coupon and leave it on your dashboard.) At the end of Olive Street is Hope Street with unmetered all-day on-street spots and the Hope Street Lot with 10-hour spots and the kiosk system.
Our Connecticut Office
CRWC's Connecticut office is located in the deKoven House, a stately Georgian brick mansion built in the 1790s overlooking the Connecticut River in Middletown. The deKoven House is home to The Rockfall Foundation, and also serves as a Community Center for nonprofit organizations in Middlesex County.
NOTE: Please call ahead before visiting our Middletown office. The office is closed when the River Steward is in the field.
From New Haven and points south:
Take I-91 North to Route 66 East. Stay on Route 66 (Washington Street) all the way into Middletown. You will pass buildings on the Wesleyan University campus and shortly after will come to a large intersection (with a light) that is Main Street. Cross over Main Street. The deKoven House is the last house on the right, just before the Route 9 intersection.
From Hartford and points north:
Take I-91 South to Route 9 South (to Cromwell and Middletown). Get off at Exit 15 (Wesleyan University and Washington Street Exit).The deKoven House is immediately on your left past the railroad tracks.
From Old Saybrook and points southeast:
Take Route 9 North. Take left hand Exit 15. The deKoven House is immediately on your left past the railroad tracks.
Our Vermont / New Hampshire Offices
CRWC's Upper Valley office and our North Country offices are in private homes. Please contact the appropriate River Steward for directions.
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Images (Above and in maps) CRWC Archive
Image Credits at Right - Illustrations: Bill Singleton; Photos: Elizabeth Leong, Megan Hearne, Ron Bouley www.ronbouleyphoto.com, Nancy Rich, Boating Guide cover photo © McConnell/McNamara, CRWC Archive.
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