Welcome to the Green Hills Regional Planning Commission.

The Green Hills Regional Planning Commission is one of nineteen organizations operating as a sub-state planning and development agency serving the State of Missouri. The Commission is organized as a voluntary association of local governments, and retains a staff of professionals who work on projects intended to foster improved quality of life throughout the 11 county "Green Hills" region.


GHRPC News

  • Invitation to Bid: The city of Hamilton will be soliciting bids form qualified contractors to perform demolitions within the city limits of Hamilton. Contractors must be present at the bid tour to submit a bid. The Bid Tour will begin at 9:30 a.m. at Hamilton City Hall (200 South Davis) on Friday, February 12th, 2010. Click here for more information.
  • Invitation to Bid: The city of Browning will be soliciting bids form qualified contractors to perform demolitions within the city limits of Browning. Contractors must be present at the bid tour to submit a bid. The bid tour will begin at 11:00 a.m. at Browning City Hall (313 West Main) on Tuesday, February 16th 2010. Click here for more information.
  • Community Development Block Grant Program: Regional Environmental Review Training. For the first time, Block Grant will be holding a series of training sessions on environmental review writing, in various locations around the State. One such training will be held at our office on Wednesday, February 24th from 8:00 am to 4:30 PM (with an hour break for lunch). The environmental review process is one of the most important steps in securing CDBG funding, and the focus of this training will be on specific areas of the process that seem to present difficulties to review writers. The training is free and open to the public, but space is limited. For more information, please contact Department of Economic Development Compliance Specialist Jayme Abbott at (573) 751-3600.
  • A first draft of the Environmental Report on the Chariton-Linn PWSD No. 3 Water System Improvement Project has been completed and the document has been submitted to USDA for review.
  • Never let it be said the Missouri Department of Transportation has failed to embrace communications technology in the 21st Century! You can now subscribe to their electronic newsletter, MoDot Express Lane. You can respond to their postings on the MoDot Blog, connect with them online via Facebook or Twitter - you can even catch their weekly Monday podcasts, or check them out on YouTube.
  • Northwest Missouri RPCs Help Form New Wholesale Water Commission
    After more than six years of meetings, discussions, and studies, a new group, with the sole purpose of ensuring northwest Missourians have safe, clean, and abundant drinking water for generations to come, is preparing to become a reality... read more.
 
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