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Alabama Regional, Multi-State or Multi-County Agencies or Commissions, A - L

Collected by: Alabama State Archives

Archived since: Nov, 2008

Description:

This collection is composed of agencies and commissions that have authority over more than one county but generally are not state wide. Most of these are either regional planning commissions or water authorities. There are also efforts that cross state lines, like the Appalachian Regional Commission covering the entire southeast, and the Historic Chattahoochee Commission that works in both Georgia and Alabama. In addition, there are some statewide efforts, such as the County Commissioners of Alabama, the Alabama League of Municipalities, Alabama Farmer's Cooperative, Alabama Coastal Foundation, and the Alabama Humanities Foundations web sites.

Subject:   Regional planning - Alabama Watersheds - Alabama Economic development - Alabama

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Title: West Alabama Regional Commission

URL: http://www.warc.info/index.php

Description: The West Alabama area is designated Planning District 2, or Region 2.The WARC encompasses Bibb, Fayette, Greene, Hale, Lamar, Pickens and Tuscaloosa counties. The West Alabama Regional Commission is made up of representatives from the seven counties and 37 municipalities in Region 2. The council is governed by an executive committee and a board of directors. The WARC receives its funding from federal matching grants, member government dues, an annual appropriation from the State of Alabama, and contract fees. The scope of the council's work includes economic and community development, transportation planning, nutrition and assistance programs for the elderly, a part-time employment program for low income senior citizens, technical assistance, tourism promotion, and public information. The council is also the regional clearinghouse for federal projects and programs. In this capacity the council regularly reviews applications for federal assistance to insure that proposed projects do not conflict with adopted regional plans or duplicate existing or proposed projects.

Captured  on Mar 30, 2009

Subject:   Regional planning - Alabama

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