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The Regional Planning Commission for Jefferson, Orleans, Plaquemines, St. Bernard and St. Tammany Parishes, is a 26-member board of local elected officials and citizen members, appointed to represent you on regional issues. This board is supported by a staff of 22 professionals with broad experience, and doctorates or masters degrees, in a variety of areas including urban and regional planning, community development, economics, engineering, government, history, law, landscape architecture, political science, sustainable development, transportation, geography and other disciplines.

Metro New Orleans SourceLink

METRO NEW ORLEANS SOURCELINK

The Regional Planning Commission, along with the University of New Orleans, has developed Metro New Orleans Sourcelink, a web-based tool that connects small business owners and entrepreneurs with a network of nonprofit resource organizations that provide business-building services.
The website, Metronolasourcelink.com, was recently launched and offers entrepreneurs quick and easy access to the tools they need. One of the highlights of the website is a calendar that lists business related events and classes offered around the greater New Orleans area.

GreenRide

NEW CARPOOL MATCHING SERVICE

The RPC is excited to announce the launch of it's new ride-matching service, GreenRide. This service is completely free to anyone travelling in the New Orleans metro region. To learn more about how you can use this service to save money, have an easier commute, and help the environment, click here.

Census

CENSUS 2010: Download GIS files

(PL-171-redistricting data)

Census 2010 parish, tract, block group and block geographies joined with total population, population by race, and housing occupancy data.  These files are formatted as shapefiles for use in GIS software (download is a zipped file).    A methodology paper describing the RPC process of downloading and formatting categorical names and of summarizing race data is available with each download. 
For a quick map view demonstrating demographic changes between 2000 and 2010 please click on the hyperlink below and zoom into your specific area of interest:

NY Times: Mapping the 2010 U.S. Census


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