CMAP Weekly Update, 4-29-22
ON TO 2050, the region's long-range plan, was adopted by the Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning Board in October 2018. Please join CMAP for a virtual roundtable discussion of the ON TO 20...
Read MoreON TO 2050, the region's long-range plan, was adopted by the Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning Board in October 2018. Please join CMAP for a virtual roundtable discussion of the ON TO 20...
Read MoreThis week, CMAP finished a series of workshops to develop a scope for northeastern Illinois' first transportation vulnerability assessment and resilience plan.
Read MoreAs part of our mobility recovery project, the Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning is learning from Barcelona and others on how innovation can help transform open spaces.
Read MoreApril is Fair Housing Month, a time to recognize the role housing plays in supporting an inclusive and thriving region.
Read MoreToday, April 1, is National Walk to Work Day. But not every resident has access to safe and high-quality sidewalks.
Read MoreThe $1.5 trillion appropriations law helps fund a Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning project that will support northeastern Illinois communities with flood resilience.
Read MoreA new police social worker program in McHenry County is the result of the county's efforts to increase shared services among local governments.
Read MoreThis week's top story covers why improved accessibility matters for northeastern Illinois.
Read MoreCMAP will convene stakeholders to develop a shared vision that can make electric vehicles and charging stations more accessible and equitable to use.
Read MoreLake Bluff recently passed an ordinance approving accessory dwelling units (ADUs). Learn what your community needs to know about ADUs.
Read MoreFeb 22, 2022 CMAP Weekly Update, 2-18-22 Improving access to broadband internet Access to broadband is more important than ever. New laws like the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act offer ...
Read MoreThe $1.2 trillion Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act offers an incredible opportunity to strengthen our transportation system in northeastern Illinois.
Read MoreTransit Equity Day, celebrated every year on Rosa Parks' birthday of February 4, is an occasion to support equitable, accessible, and sustainable public transportation.
Read MoreThis week's top feature: How road salt contaminates our water supply
Read MoreA new analysis by the Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning (CMAP) explores key housing trends over the last 20 years.
Read MoreMore than 20 communities throughout northeastern Illinois will receive new planning assistance from the Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning to help them prosper in the years ahead.
Read MoreThis week's top feature is about planning inclusive spaces for LGBTQIA+ residents.
Read MoreDec 10, 2021 CMAP Weekly Update, 12-10-21 Jump to section Oregon finds revenue success with sustaining travel How design, technology can improve pedestrian safety Making transportation more af...
Read MoreThe Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning was recently awarded a $300,000 grant from the MacArthur Foundation to continue work building local government capacity.
Read MoreON TO 2050, the region's long-range plan, was adopted by the Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning Board in October 2018. Please join CMAP for a virtual roundtable discussion of the ON TO 20...
Read MoreThis week, CMAP finished a series of workshops to develop a scope for northeastern Illinois' first transportation vulnerability assessment and resilience plan.
Read MoreAs part of our mobility recovery project, the Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning is learning from Barcelona and others on how innovation can help transform open spaces.
Read MoreApril is Fair Housing Month, a time to recognize the role housing plays in supporting an inclusive and thriving region.
Read MoreToday, April 1, is National Walk to Work Day. But not every resident has access to safe and high-quality sidewalks.
Read MoreThe $1.5 trillion appropriations law helps fund a Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning project that will support northeastern Illinois communities with flood resilience.
Read MoreA new police social worker program in McHenry County is the result of the county's efforts to increase shared services among local governments.
Read MoreThis week's top story covers why improved accessibility matters for northeastern Illinois.
Read MoreCMAP will convene stakeholders to develop a shared vision that can make electric vehicles and charging stations more accessible and equitable to use.
Read MoreLake Bluff recently passed an ordinance approving accessory dwelling units (ADUs). Learn what your community needs to know about ADUs.
Read MoreFeb 22, 2022 CMAP Weekly Update, 2-18-22 Improving access to broadband internet Access to broadband is more important than ever. New laws like the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act offer ...
Read MoreThe $1.2 trillion Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act offers an incredible opportunity to strengthen our transportation system in northeastern Illinois.
Read MoreTransit Equity Day, celebrated every year on Rosa Parks' birthday of February 4, is an occasion to support equitable, accessible, and sustainable public transportation.
Read MoreThis week's top feature: How road salt contaminates our water supply
Read MoreA new analysis by the Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning (CMAP) explores key housing trends over the last 20 years.
Read MoreMore than 20 communities throughout northeastern Illinois will receive new planning assistance from the Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning to help them prosper in the years ahead.
Read MoreThis week's top feature is about planning inclusive spaces for LGBTQIA+ residents.
Read MoreDec 10, 2021 CMAP Weekly Update, 12-10-21 Jump to section Oregon finds revenue success with sustaining travel How design, technology can improve pedestrian safety Making transportation more af...
Read MoreThe Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning was recently awarded a $300,000 grant from the MacArthur Foundation to continue work building local government capacity.
Read More