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Who is the Tri-County Regional Planning Commission?

The Tri-County Regional Planning Commission (Tri-County or TCRPC) is a public planning agency established in 1956, serving Clinton, Eaton, and Ingham counties in Mid-Michigan. Tri-County makes our region a more prosperous community by planning for a strong economy, reliable transportation, and sustainable infrastructure and natural resources.

 

We are dedicated leaders and innovators, connecting local organizations and governments to funding, technical assistance, data resources, and opportunities to discuss trends and challenges affecting the Greater Lansing area.

 

Tri-County works to meet the region's needs and goals in these areas by providing technical assistance to local governments, developing plans and policies, collecting and maintaining geographic data, coordinating intergovernmental solutions, and addressing trends and challenges affecting communities in the Greater Lansing area.

 

Tri-County is designated as the region’s Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) to coordinate federally funded transportation projects and planning. We are also certified by the U.S. Department of Commerce, Economic Development Administration as the Economic Development District (EDD) to facilitate federally funded economic development programs and initiatives, particularly in public infrastructure, in support of business locations and expansions.

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Visit our Contact Us page or check out www.mitcrpc.org to learn more!

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Moving Mid-Michigan Team
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James Snell

Executive Director
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Nicole Baumer

Deputy Director
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Jim Koenig

Senior Transportation Planning Manager
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Laura Tschirhart

GIS Coordinator
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Valonda Sesi

Marketing & Community Engagement Manager

Commissioners

The Tri-County Regional Planning Commission's Board of Commissioners includes 19 voting representatives from the region’s three counties, the City of Lansing, the region’s largest population municipalities, road and transit agencies, and the Michigan Department of Transportation. You can find more information about membership here.

 

Learn more about the Board's advisory technical committee on transportation matters, the Capital Area Regional Transportation Study (CARTS) here.

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