Green Hills Regional Planning Commission
Green Hills Regional Planning Commission is a sub-state planning and development agency in Missouri, focusing on economic and community development across 11 counties.
Services
Green Hills Regional Planning Commission offers a variety of programs aimed at fostering regional development and improving quality of life. Services include solid waste management, transportation planning, workforce development, economic development, community development block grants, and hazard mitigation. These programs are designed to address the diverse needs of the rural communities within the 11 county 'Green Hills' region.
Mission and Vision
The mission of the Green Hills Regional Planning Commission is to partner with rural communities to implement plans that promote a strong workforce and economic development. The organization's vision is to enhance the social and economic climate and well-being of the region. This involves coordinating efforts among local governments and engaging with community stakeholders to achieve sustainable growth.
History and Organization
Green Hills Regional Planning Commission is a sub-state planning and development agency serving the State of Missouri. It is organized as a voluntary association of local governments and retains a professional staff dedicated to the region's development. The agency is federally designated by the U.S. Department of Commerce as an Economic Development District, reinforcing its role in promoting economic initiatives within the 11 county region.
Public Engagement and Resources
The Green Hills Regional Planning Commission values transparency and public engagement. It provides annual reports detailing its activities and achievements, conducts environmental reviews open for public comment, and offers a variety of resources such as newsletters and a public officials directory. These resources are designed to keep the community informed and involved in the region's development efforts.