WORCESTER — Connie Mellis was recently honored upon her retirement after more than 18 years of dedicated service to the Central Massachusetts Regional Planning Commission, who pointed out her legacy of service and compassion.
“Known for her warm smile, kind heart, and unwavering dedication, Connie has been a mentor, advocate and friend to many,” said officials at the Central Massachusetts Regional Planning Commission. “Her passion for paratransit services helped connect seniors and individuals with disabilities to their communities, making a meaningful difference in countless lives across Central Massachusetts.”
“Throughout her career, Connie built strong partnerships with the WRTA, senior center directors, councils on aging, and community organizations across the region. Her compassion, leadership, and commitment to serving others have left a lasting mark on our organization and the communities we serve. Thank you, Connie, for your service and the legacy of compassion you leave behind. Congratulations on a well-earned retirement,” CMRPC officials said.
Founded by the Legislature in 1963, CMRPC provides a variety of services, bringing a regional perspective to planning and development. One of 13 Regional Planning Agencies in Massachusetts, CMRPC serves the City of Worcester and 39 surrounding communities in the southern two-thirds of Worcester County. CMRPC’s programs include Transportation, Geographic Information Systems and Regional Collaboration and Community Planning.
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