CMAP's Regional Snapshot
Residents and leaders across the seven counties that make up
metropolitan Chicago are expressing increased awareness that the
most urgent challenges facing us are highly interconnected.
Northeastern Illinois enjoys the status of a global center for
commerce, natural resources, recreation, and many quality-of-life
factors, yet some observers point to trends that could seriously
erode the livability and prosperity of our region's communities.
Issued on February 6, 2007, the CMAP Regional Snapshot is meant to depict where the region
stands in measurable terms, regarding fundamental issues that will
shape our communities in years to come. Numerous partners
across the region have done much good work to quantify the status
and needs of metropolitan Chicago; CMAP's role is to coordinate and
enhance activities across those areas while promoting regional
priorities. The Regional Snapshot is not intended as an
all-encompassing overview of northeastern Illinois. It is instead a
short encapsulation of selected data points and trends that shed
light on issues that have been identified as priorities in the
region.
Click here to download the Regional Snapshot (9MB PDF).
Click here for details about the
methodology and data sources behind the snapshot document.
For more information, please call Tom Garritano at 312-386-8609.
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