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  1. Transform Illinois coalition supports local government efficiency bills

    • Mar 31, 2016

  2. Great Rivers Chicago announces meetings for community to review draft vision, make recommendations

    • Mar 31, 2016

  3. Metropolitan Planning Council elects new Board of Governors members

    • Feb 29, 2016

  4. For Midwest communities that flood, a new, free resource

    • Jan 6, 2016

  5. Government leaders explore collaboration at Transform Illinois conference

    • Nov 2, 2015

  6. Transform Illinois focuses on government streamlining

    • Oct 21, 2015

  7. Metropolitan Planning Council honors The 606 with prestigious Burnham Award for Excellence in Planning

    • Sep 29, 2015

  8. Chicagoans invited to shape the future of city’s rivers at Great Rivers Chicago public open houses Oct. 1, 8 and 28 and Nov. 4

    • Sep 24, 2015

  9. Metropolitan Planning Council and Institute for Transportation & Development Policy recommend broader zoning, financial incentives to attract more development near transit in Chicago, fueling population growth and bringing amenities to neighborhoods across the city

    • Jul 29, 2015

  10. Housing experts to identify the most effective ways to move families out of poverty at Chicago conference July 15-16

    • Jul 7, 2015

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