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Eastern Upper Peninsula Regional Planning & Development Commission (EUPRPDC).
Building bridges between communities and opportunity.
The EUPRPDC is one of 14 agencies in the State of Michigan; established in 1968 as a multi-county organization to pool resources for the assistance of local governments in the Eastern Upper Peninsula. We assist EUP cities, townships and counties in the areas of grant writing, community surveys, land use planning, recreation planning, economic and community development, transportation, and building and maintaining geographic information.
|  We are located at the Arlington Plaza in Sault Ste. Marie. Our entrance is facing Penny's Kitchen, on Spruce St. (East Entrance closest to Spruce St.) |
| Transportation Planning
Regional Planning staff assist local units of government & MDOT with transportation planning by coordinating and conducting planning activities, collecting traffic counts, and offering training and education materials and workshops. | |
| Geographic Information System (GIS)
With a GIS, you can link information (attributes) to location data, such as people to addresses, buildings to parcels, or streets within a network. EUPRPDC assists EUP Counties, Townships, and communities with a variety of mapping needs. From developing maps for Master Plans and Recreation Plans to specialty projects like Zoning Districts and Addressing Maps.
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| General Land Use Planning
Regional Planning offers tools and technical assistance to local units of government to support land use decision-making in the Eastern Upper Peninsula. Master plans, recreation planning & grant writing, and community surveys are all part of the general planning services provided. | | | Michigan Council for the Arts & Cultural Affairs Minigrant Program
EUPRP&DC serves as MCACA Region 11 Regranter. The MCACA Minigrant program provides up to $4,000 to be used for art and cultural events in your community
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| Demographics, Census, and Data Services
Our organization provides vital demographic and data services to Chippewa, Luce and Mackinac Counties. These services establish population statistics necessary to track important changes in a community or region. | | | |
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