Welcome to Boonslick Regional Planning Commission

 


Scrap Tire Material Grants Available

The application period for the Missouri Department of Natural Resources Scrap Tire Surface Material Grants is now open!  Funds are available for the cost, delivery and vendor installation of scrap tire surface material for playgrounds, running tracks, walking trails, equine stalls/riding area, picnic tables or benches, or other similar projects or products. The project must use at least 40% Missouri generated scrap tires to be eligible.  Visit the website for more information.

Applicants must submit their application by June 19, 2023.
This is an extension of the original May 19, 2023, deadline.

 


 

Play Earth Day 2023 Video

 


 

University of Missouri Extension is conducting a research survey in cooperation with the Missouri Office of Broadband Development.  Take a short, six-minute survey regarding Internet access in your area.  Your anonymous feedback will help guide state Internet expansion and training efforts.

Informational Flyer               Link to Survey

 

 


 

America Counts State Profile Page for Missouri

 

America Counts state profile pages contain demographic trends from the 2020 Census.  Each state page includes information about counties with interactive maps.  Check out Missouri’s state profile page.

 


 

 

Services

Boonslick Regional Planning Commission takes an active role in community and economic development issues. For further information on any of our services, or to send comments regarding this website, contact Executive Director Teresa Lee at (636) 456-3473 or tlee@boonslick.org

Babel Notice

Boonslick Regional Planning Commission is an equal opportunity employer with equal opportunity programs.  Auxiliary aids and services are available upon request to individuals with disabilities.  Missouri TTY Users can call (800) 735-2966 or dial 7-1-1.

Mission Statement

To improve the quality of life in the Boonslick Region (Lincoln, Montgomery & Warren counties) through community, economic and workforce development initiatives; conserving and protecting natural resources; protecting the citizens through emergency planning and preparedness activities; promoting efficiency in governmental programs through sound planning practices; and promoting collaborative approaches to regional challenges.

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