National Capital Planning Commission Employee Directory
Architecture and PlanningDistrict of Columbia, United States201-500 Employees
The National Capital Planning Commission (NCPC) is the federal planning agency responsible for overseeing the development and planning of the capital region in Washington, DC. Established by Congress in 1924, it guides the design of federal land and buildings, reviews certain local projects, and monitors long-range development and federal capital investment to protect the government’s interests in the area. The twelve-member commission provides overarching planning guidance and project review to ensure coordinated growth within the region. Based in Washington, DC, NCPC operates within the architecture and planning sector, serving federal agencies and other stakeholders involved in regional development and land use planning. Recent leadership changes and organizational updates reflect ongoing governance of the commission as it carries out planning, policymaking, and project review responsibilities.