Mission Statement
The Southwestern Pennsylvania Commission is the cooperative forum for regional collaboration, planning,and public decision-making. The Commission develops plans and programs for public investments; fulfills federal and state requirements for transportation, economic development, and local government assistance programs; and operates with public involvement and trust.
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THE
COMMISSION
The
Southwestern Pennsylvania Commission (SPC) is the 60+-member governing
body for the Corporation comprised of representatives from all
10 counties (5 members each), the City
of Pittsburgh (5 members), the Governor's
office (one member), and other state
and federal
agencies.
The Commission is the regional forum for collaboration,
planning and public decision-making regarding transportation and
economic development issues in southwestern Pennsylvania.
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THE CORPORATION
The Southwestern Pennsylvania Corporation is the administrative arm of the Southwestern Pennsylvania Commission. Taking its direction from the Commission, the Corporation executes the three program areas: Transportation, Planning and Development, and Information Systems.The 50+ staff members (see staff directory) are responsible for conducting the extensive and necessary work and research to provide important services to local governments and their planning departments. The Corporation also owns and manages the Regional Enterprise Tower.
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Welcome To SPC!
The Southwestern Pennsylvania Commission, or SPC, is the regional planning agency serving the Pittsburgh 10-county area and providing essential services to the region. The official Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO), SPC directs the use of all state and federal transportation and economic development funds allocated to the region---approximately $33 billion through 2030. For example, SPC helps counties, cities, municipalities, and townships use federal transportation funds in a timely way.
SPC is also the region's designated Local Development District and Economic Development District by the US Appalachian Regional Commission and the US Department of Commerce. In this role, SPC establishes regional economic development priorities and provides a wide range of services to the region.
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