| SWWRPC Meeting Schedule |
| Contacts For Meetings |
| Comprehensive Planning |
| Economic Development |
| Transportation |
| Rail Transit Commissions |
| SWWRPC Meeting Contact |
| Partnerships |
| U.S. Census 2010 |
| Fox-Wisconsin Heritage Parkway project |
Publications |
| 2009 Yardstick |
| e-Newsletter |
| WCA Presentation |
| PowerPoint Presentation |
| Riverlands Initiative |
| 21st Century Riverlands Strategy |
| Strategic Economic Opportunities for the Riverlands |
| SWWRPC Outreach |
| Check us out on facebook |
| Or visit our staff blog |
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Welcome to the Southwestern Wisconsin SWWRPC provides intergovernmental planning and coordination of community development planning, economic development, and transportation. In response to local and regional goals, the Commission and its Staff work to enhance fiscal and physical resources and to balance local and regional development, preservation, conservation, and social priorities. SWWRPC's member counties are Grant, Green, Iowa, Lafayette, and Richland.
To learn more about us and our accomplishments, view our 2009 "Yardstick" here (pdf document). |
SWWRPC Partners with U.S. Census Bureau for 2010 Census |
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The 2010 Census is approaching and SWWRPC is proud to partner with the U.S. Census Bureau to help achieve a complete and accurate count of our population. Every person living in the United States must be counted in the 2010 Census - including people of all ages, races, ethnic groups, citizens and noncitizens. As part of our |
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partnership with the Census Bureau, we will provide employees, customers, business and industry partners, and others in our community with information on the 2010 Census. Our goal is to help individuals in our community and beyond to understand the importance of the census, and encourage people to complete and return their 2010 Census forms. The 2010 Census will affect political representation, the allocation of billions of dollars in government funding and decisions on where to build new roads, hospitals, schools and more. Please click here to read the 2010 Census fact sheet or visit 2010census.gov to learn more.
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Wisconsin Working Lands Initiative: Changes to the law regarding Farmland Preservation On June 29, 2009, Governor Doyle signed the Wisconsin Working Lands Initiative into law as part of the state’s 2009-2011 biennial budget process. For more information about the Wisconsin Working Lands Initiative click here. |
Regional Planning Grant Awarded to SWWRPC The Wisconsin Department of Administration has awarded a grant to help provide funding to develop a regional plan for the Southwestern Wisconsin region. This plan will build upon the 125 local and 5 county plans already completed by SWWRPC. This plan will identify and address common and pressing issues facing our region in order to protect and enhance the quality of life in Southwestern Wisconsin. To learn more about the Southwestern Regional Plan, please follow the link below. |
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