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Green Hil ls Regional Planning Commission
Annual Report
GREEN HILLS REGIONAL PLANNING COMMISSION 810 WASHINGTON STREET • TRENTON, MO 64683
Phone: Fax:
660-359-5636 660-776-3900
Website: www.ghrpc.org Email: ghrpc@ghrpc.org
2021-2022
RPC’s Clerks Tea
Call
Table of Contents
For
Pictures!!
A Message from the Executive Director
Recognition/New Location
Economic Development
Current Grant Projects
Transportation Planning
Workforce Development
Solid Waste Management District
Hazard Mitigation Planning
Green Hills Rural Development, Inc.
Board Members
GHRPC Current Staff
Call For Pictures
A Message From the Executive Director Current GHRPC Staff
A Recent Success: Green Hills Regional Planning Commission has been awarded the Port Infrastructure Development Grant through the Maritime Administration. We will serve as the public sponsor for a Port Improvement and Expansion Project in partnership with AGRIServices of Brunswick. The project will provide over 8 million federal dollars to upgrade an existing port terminal with a new container dock and related mooring structures, add a new rail spur with a loading pit, and construct a new bulk agricultural supply building with conveyors between the rail and barge dock.
Economic Development Green Hills Rural Development Inc. Board Members
Eva Danner-Horton, President
Jack Hodge Vice President
Danah Fowler, Secretary/Treasurer
Current Grant Projects
Transportation Advisory Committee
Success Story
Community Development Block Grant supports the planning and development within the Green Hills region to help create successful project and better our counties.
17th St. Bridge Project, Trenton
The City of Hamilton finalized a city-wide water distribution project to upgrade their water system and a drought project to secure connection for water access. This project was a combination of funding from CDBG, USDA, and the City of Hamilton. The City is already working towards their wastewater treatment system improvements, received a TAP grant to improve downtown pedestrian infrastructure and planning for future street improvement. These actions will ensure sustainability of current and future residential and economic development needs within the community. -Lisa Colson
Current Grant Projects
Jurisdiction
Project Type
Grant Amount
Admin. Funds
Gilman City Wastewater/ Treatment
Gilman City
Wastewater Treatment
$500,000
$28,846
Trenton
City of Trenton
Bridge Replacement
$500,000
$28,800
Caldwell County PWSD No.2
Caldwell County
Water Distribution
$500,000
$22,352
Caldwell County PWSD No. 3
Caldwell County
Water Distribution
$349,256
$19,340
Hamilton (Distribution)
City of Hamilton
Water Distribution
$500,000
$28,800
Hamilton (Drought)
City of Hamilton
$266,930
$19,881
Princeton
City of Princeton
Water Distribution Water Treatment/ Storage
$750,000
$38,000
Meadville
City of Meadville
Sewage Treatment
$500,000
$28,800
Milan (Drought)
City of Milan
Water Distribution
$176,216
$16,393
City of Milan
City of Milan
Water Distribution
$243,700
$18,963
Sullivan Drought PWSD No. 1
Sullivan County
Water Distribution
$535,800
$25,346
Daviess County PWSD No. 2
Daviess County
Water Distribution
$500,000
$28,000
City of Brunswick
City of Brunswick
Street project
$465,319
$25,500
City of Laclede
City of Laclede
Street project
$500,000
$28,846
Transportation Planning
North MO Solid Waste Management District Region B Board Members Jack Hodge, Chairman
Core Activities and Services *Local, District, and State Planning Meetings *Transportation Enhancement Grants *Blueprint for Roadway Safety Coalition *Traffic Count Services *Traffic Calming Services *Road Safety Assessments *Highway 65, Highway 36, Highway 13 and Highway 5 Coalition Participation Regional Transportation Plan *Plan Maintenance *Community Sidewalk Assessments *Inclusion of FY 20222023 Priorities *Multi-Modal Regional Project List Public Education *Northwest Transportation Planning Partners Meeting (Joint TAC) *4 Quarterly TAC Meetings (August, December, March, June) Professional Development
*MACOG *Transportation Planners’ Group
Ed Douglas, Vice Chairman
Chris May, Secretary/Treasurer
Transportation Planning
Green Hills Regional Planning Commission Board Members Robert Munden, Chairman
Phillip Ray, Vice Chairman
Jack Hodge, Secretary
Ron Urton, Treasurer
Yearly, GHRPC participates in Buckle Up/ Phone Down Challenge Day. We encourage every organization in Northeast Missouri to participate in some way to help save lives. Missourians can accept the challenge to BUPD at modot.org/bupd and spread the word on social media using the hashtags #BUPD and #BUPDDay
Green Hills Rural Development, Inc.
Workforce Development
Job Center Services
Main Street Location
Re-employment Services
Orientation to Job Center services
Assessment of individual skills
Provision of LMI to help customers make choices for training and employment
Training information and WIOA training grants
Service referrals for additional unmet needs
Training opportunities through partner agencies
Workshops
Online computer training courseware
Trenton Job Center Resource Center
Workforce Development Workforce Statistics
Hazard Mitigation
*125 customers enrolled in WIOA Program services *10 (SNAP) Food Stamp Employment & Training customers enrolled *17 Youth Program participants *1 Jobs League Program enrollee *More than 1,900 job orders listed with 3,143 vacancies in the Green Hills Sub-region
Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act Services
Workforce Development Workforce Statistics
Hazard Mitigation
*125 customers enrolled in WIOA Program services *10 (SNAP) Food Stamp Employment & Training customers enrolled *17 Youth Program participants *1 Jobs League Program enrollee *More than 1,900 job orders listed with 3,143 vacancies in the Green Hills Sub-region
Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act Services
Green Hills Rural Development, Inc.
Workforce Development
Job Center Services
Main Street Location
Re-employment Services
Orientation to Job Center services
Assessment of individual skills
Provision of LMI to help customers make choices for training and employment
Training information and WIOA training grants
Service referrals for additional unmet needs
Training opportunities through partner agencies
Workshops
Online computer training courseware
Trenton Job Center Resource Center
Transportation Planning
Green Hills Regional Planning Commission Board Members Robert Munden, Chairman
Phillip Ray, Vice Chairman
Jack Hodge, Secretary
Ron Urton, Treasurer
Yearly, GHRPC participates in Buckle Up/ Phone Down Challenge Day. We encourage every organization in Northeast Missouri to participate in some way to help save lives. Missourians can accept the challenge to BUPD at modot.org/bupd and spread the word on social media using the hashtags #BUPD and #BUPDDay
Transportation Planning
North MO Solid Waste Management District Region B Board Members Jack Hodge, Chairman
Core Activities and Services *Local, District, and State Planning Meetings *Transportation Enhancement Grants *Blueprint for Roadway Safety Coalition *Traffic Count Services *Traffic Calming Services *Road Safety Assessments *Highway 65, Highway 36, Highway 13 and Highway 5 Coalition Participation Regional Transportation Plan *Plan Maintenance *Community Sidewalk Assessments *Inclusion of FY 20222023 Priorities *Multi-Modal Regional Project List Public Education *Northwest Transportation Planning Partners Meeting (Joint TAC) *4 Quarterly TAC Meetings (August, December, March, June) Professional Development
*MACOG *Transportation Planners’ Group
Ed Douglas, Vice Chairman
Chris May, Secretary/Treasurer
Current Grant Projects
Transportation Advisory Committee
Success Story
Community Development Block Grant supports the planning and development within the Green Hills region to help create successful project and better our counties.
17th St. Bridge Project, Trenton
The City of Hamilton finalized a city-wide water distribution project to upgrade their water system and a drought project to secure connection for water access. This project was a combination of funding from CDBG, USDA, and the City of Hamilton. The City is already working towards their wastewater treatment system improvements, received a TAP grant to improve downtown pedestrian infrastructure and planning for future street improvement. These actions will ensure sustainability of current and future residential and economic development needs within the community. -Lisa Colson
Current Grant Projects
Jurisdiction
Project Type
Grant Amount
Admin. Funds
Gilman City Wastewater/ Treatment
Gilman City
Wastewater Treatment
$500,000
$28,846
Trenton
City of Trenton
Bridge Replacement
$500,000
$28,800
Caldwell County PWSD No.2
Caldwell County
Water Distribution
$500,000
$22,352
Caldwell County PWSD No. 3
Caldwell County
Water Distribution
$349,256
$19,340
Hamilton (Distribution)
City of Hamilton
Water Distribution
$500,000
$28,800
Hamilton (Drought)
City of Hamilton
$266,930
$19,881
Princeton
City of Princeton
Water Distribution Water Treatment/ Storage
$750,000
$38,000
Meadville
City of Meadville
Sewage Treatment
$500,000
$28,800
Milan (Drought)
City of Milan
Water Distribution
$176,216
$16,393
City of Milan
City of Milan
Water Distribution
$243,700
$18,963
Sullivan Drought PWSD No. 1
Sullivan County
Water Distribution
$535,800
$25,346
Daviess County PWSD No. 2
Daviess County
Water Distribution
$500,000
$28,000
City of Brunswick
City of Brunswick
Street project
$465,319
$25,500
City of Laclede
City of Laclede
Street project
$500,000
$28,846
Economic Development Green Hills Rural Development Inc. Board Members
Eva Danner-Horton, President
Jack Hodge Vice President
Danah Fowler, Secretary/Treasurer
A Message From the Executive Director Current GHRPC Staff
A Recent Success: Green Hills Regional Planning Commission has been awarded the Port Infrastructure Development Grant through the Maritime Administration. We will serve as the public sponsor for a Port Improvement and Expansion Project in partnership with AGRIServices of Brunswick. The project will provide over 8 million federal dollars to upgrade an existing port terminal with a new container dock and related mooring structures, add a new rail spur with a loading pit, and construct a new bulk agricultural supply building with conveyors between the rail and barge dock.
Call
Table of Contents
For
Pictures!!
A Message from the Executive Director
Recognition/New Location
Economic Development
Current Grant Projects
Transportation Planning
Workforce Development
Solid Waste Management District
Hazard Mitigation Planning
Green Hills Rural Development, Inc.
Board Members
GHRPC Current Staff
Call For Pictures
RPC’s Clerks Tea
Green Hil ls Regional Planning Commission
Annual Report
GREEN HILLS REGIONAL PLANNING COMMISSION 810 WASHINGTON STREET • TRENTON, MO 64683
Phone: Fax:
660-359-5636 660-776-3900
Website: www.ghrpc.org Email: ghrpc@ghrpc.org
2021-2022
