Publications
Publications and Reports by Northwest Regional Planning Commission can be found here. All these documents are in PDF format. To download Adobe Reader go go http://www.adobe.com/
NWARPC Annual Report:
Annual Summary Reports:
- 2008 Northwest Arkansas Regional Development Summary Report
- 2007 Northwest Arkansas Regional Development Summary Report
- 2006 Northwest Arkansas Regional Development Summary Report
- 2005 Northwest Arkansas Regional Development Summary Report
- 2004 Northwest Arkansas Regional Development Summary Report
- 2003 Northwest Arkansas Regional Development Summary Report
- 2002 Northwest Arkansas Regional Development Summary Report
- 2001 Northwest Arkansas Regional Development Summary Report
- 2000 Northwest Arkansas Regional Development Summary Report
Transportation Publications:
- 2030 Northwest Arkansas Transportation Plan
- 2030 Unconstrained Transportation Projects List
- 2005-2007 Transportation Improvement Plan (TIP)
- Public Survey for the 2030 Regional Transportation Plan
- Public Involvement Plan
Environmental Publications:
- USFWS - Community Growth Best Management Practices for Conservation of the Cave Springs Cave Recharge Zone
NONDISCRIMINATION AND SPECIAL NEEDS STATEMENT:
The Northwest Arkansas Regional Planning Commission is a planning organization that serves local units of government in Benton, Madison and Washington Counties, Arkansas.
This organization is also the designated Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) for transportation in the Fayetteville-Springdale-Rogers Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA).
Since its formation in 1966, the Northwest Arkansas Regional Planning Commission has been working toward making Northwest Arkansas a more desirable place to live and work. Act 26 of 1955 (which provided for the formation of NWARPC) states as its purpose, "... to make those studies and plans for the metropolitan area or region that will guide the unified development of the area, that will eliminate planning duplication and promote economy and efficiency in the coordinated development of the area and the general welfare and prosperity of its people."