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  1. Metropolitan Planning Council sets 2012 policy agenda

    • Jan 18, 2012

  2. W. Cook County Housing Collaborative to benefit from more than $7M in state, federal funding for foreclosure recovery, housing redevelopment near transit

    • Dec 3, 2011

  3. Gov. Quinn, HUD Regional Administrator Riley, Illinois elected officials, and DCEO Director Ribley join mayors, village presidents from West Cook County Housing Collaborative to make major funding announcement

    • Dec 1, 2011

  4. Web app to engage Little Village residents in creating park wins MPC’s Placemaking award in Apps for Metro Chicago Illinois contest

    • Oct 17, 2011

  5. Lake Zurich residents, business owners invited to community discussion on future of water management in the village

    • Oct 10, 2011

  6. To gauge drinking water supply, Chicago suburbs will take part in Well Monitoring Weeks Oct. 9 to 23

    • Oct 6, 2011

  7. Apps for Metro Chicago Illinois Round 2 Channeling the Community Spirit

    • Sep 28, 2011

  8. Owners, managers of apartment buildings invited to Oct. 14 breakfast to learn about new public resources available to maintain property

    • Sep 27, 2011

  9. Metropolitan Planning Council challenging web developers to create ‘Placemaking’ mobile application for Apps for Metro Chicago Illinois contest

    • Aug 30, 2011

  10. MPC applauds Gov. Quinn, Illinois General Assembly for approving Public-Private Partnerships for Transportation Act

    • Aug 26, 2011

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