What’s New – Page 6 – Capital Area Regional Planning Commission

Starkweather Creek Chloride Monitoring Update

October 17, 2024| Newsletter, Starkweather Creek, Water Quality, Water Resources, WI Salt Wise| Kayla Haas

CARPC, along with project partners, are continuing to monitor chloride levels in Starkweather Creek. ... Read More → Starkweather Creek Chloride Monitoring Update

2025 DNR Regular Urban Forestry Grants

September 16, 2024| Grants, Tree Canopy| Caitlin Shanahan

Supporting new, innovative efforts to develop sustainable local forestry programs... Read More → 2025 DNR Regular Urban Forestry Grants

Wisconsin DOA Releases Preliminary Population Estimates

August 16, 2024| Community Planning, Data, Housing| Kayla Haas

Once again, Dane County tops the list of fastest-growing counties in the state.... Read More → Wisconsin DOA Releases Preliminary Population Estimates

Requests for 2025 Community Assistance

August 9, 2024| Community Assistance, Uncategorized| Caitlin Shanahan

Share your project ideas by September 16... Read More → Requests for 2025 Community Assistance

Grant Award Will Support Continued Chloride Monitoring in Starkweather Creek

July 18, 2024| Starkweather Creek, Water Quality, Water Resources| Kayla Haas

Building on the 2020 Chloride Management Plan... Read More → Grant Award Will Support Continued Chloride Monitoring in Starkweather Creek

Stream Crossing Inventory Pilot Project Underway

June 20, 2024| Community Assistance, Flood Resilience| Caitlin Shanahan

Helping towns prioritize bridge and culvert replacement... Read More → Stream Crossing Inventory Pilot Project Underway

New Web Tool Aims to Help Preserve and Expand Dane County’s Tree Canopy

June 17, 2024| Mapping, Tree Canopy| Caitlin Shanahan

Using data to determine where new trees will have the most impact... Read More → New Web Tool Aims to Help Preserve and Expand Dane County’s Tree Canopy

What it Means: New EPA Standards for PFAS in Drinking Water

May 15, 2024| Water Quality| Kayla Haas

Impacts on state funding, local implementation, and individual actions... Read More → What it Means: New EPA Standards for PFAS in Drinking Water

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