The Panhandle Regional Planning Commission is a voluntary association of cities, counties, and special districts in the Texas Panhandle, established in 1969 to assist local governments in planning and implementing programs for the betterment of the region's citizens.
With a membership of 94 governments, including all 26 counties, 62 incorporated cities, and 6 special districts, the Planning Commission covers a 26-county area of almost 26,000 square miles, working collaboratively to address critical areas such as economic development, emergency preparedness, solid waste management, and workforce development.
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