McLean County Regional Planning Commission
Government AdministrationUnited States2-10 Employees
The McLean County Regional Planning Commission (MCRPC) serves as the federally designated Metropolitan Planning Organization for Bloomington-Normal, Illinois, coordinating transportation planning in McLean County since its establishment in 1967. Operating within the government administration sector, the agency focuses on planning and delivering transportation initiatives to meet the region’s mobility and safety needs, supporting public- and government-facing interests in regional development. Based in the United States, MCRPC engages with local stakeholders to map long-range transportation strategies and related initiatives that influence the county’s infrastructure and planning outcomes. With a small team, the commission has undertaken recent initiatives such as a housing needs survey to capture community housing demand, a long-term transportation plan draft for public review, and campaigns aimed at reducing traffic-related fatalities. These activities illustrate MCRPC’s role in shaping policy and planning efforts that address housing, safety, and mobility within the Bloomington-Normal metropolitan area. The organization operates as part of the broader regional planning ecosystem, comparable in scope to other regional planning bodies and associations while maintaining a focused mandate for McLean County.