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Welcome to our Moving Forward section, where you can find the latest information about how our seven-county region is working to implement the GO TO 2040 comprehensive plan. Check back often for updates and ways to stay involved.
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Regional Inventory Shows Patterns of Greenhouse Gas Emissions
CMAP and the City of Chicago, working with the nonprofit group Global Philanthropy Partnership, have completed a regional inventory of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions for the year 2010. The study continues an effort to catalog emissions at regular intervals to understand trends in metropolitan Chicago. It calculates the carbon dioxide and other GHGs released by burning coal, gasoline, and other fuels...
Local Technical Assistance Program 2012 Call for Projects
Municipalities,
counties, multijurisdictional groups, or nongovernmental organizations
(in partnership with local government) are encouraged to apply for CMAP staff assistance by responding to the new LTA 2012 Call for Projects (DEADLINE: August 1, 2012). Also, register for the first LTA Ideas Exchange event on May 24, 2012, from 9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. For grant assistance, apply to CMAP's Community Planning program, a partnership with the Regional Transportation Authority (RTA).
CMAP Weekly Update, 5-18-12
Among the highlights from CMAP executive director Randy Blankenhorn, a Policy Update on the state's fiscal condition and how it affects GO TO 2040 implementation, updates on the LTA project in the Village of Wheeling, a new featured case study highlights how one person can impact their community, the Bloomingdale Trail Framework Plan is now available on-line, and an article on measuring innovation...
Commission Examines Strategies for Coordinated Investments Across School Districts
Local service coordination, and where appropriate consolidation, is one of several coordinated investment strategies emphasized in GO TO 2040 for local governmental units to create efficiencies and adapt to a future of increasingly limited financial resources. In northeastern Illinois, 307 public school districts collect nearly half of all revenues from local governments (over $18.5 billion in FY 2009). ...
