Southeastern Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission

Architecture and PlanningWisconsin, United States51-200 Employees

The Southeastern Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission is the official metropolitan planning organization and regional planning body for the seven-county Southeastern Wisconsin region. Established in 1960, the agency provides information and planning services aimed at addressing development and infrastructure challenges that cross local government boundaries and fiscal capacities. Located in Waukesha, Wisconsin, it serves as a regional authority focused on coordinating planning efforts across multiple jurisdictions. The organization operates within the architecture and planning sector, with a staff size that positions it to undertake regional projects and analyses.

Its work centers on addressing environmental and infrastructure issues that arise at a regional scale, supporting municipalities and other public entities in making informed planning decisions. Recent activity includes regional studies such as a Chloride Impact Study, reflecting ongoing efforts to assess environmental sources and impacts within the region. The commission’s remit and activities place it among regional planning and planning-oriented organizations focused on cross-boundary planning and policy development in southeastern Wisconsin.

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