Milan Municipal Building

Milan City Hall is a government building that serves as the administrative center for the city of Milan, IL. It provides various services to residents, including processing permits, handling municipal finances, and organizing community events. As a hub for local governance, Milan City Hall also hosts city council meetings, where important decisions are made regarding public policies and city development. The building plays a crucial role in maintaining the infrastructure and well-being of the community it serves. Generated from their business information

Bi-State Regional Commission is a local, voluntary organization covering five counties and 43 municipalities. The agency serves as a forum for intergovernmental cooperation and delivery of regional programs to assist local governments in planning and project development. Bi-State Metropolitan Planning Commission was created in 1966 through a merger between Scott County Metropolitan Planning Commission, Iowa and the Rock Island County Regional Planning Commission, Illinois. In 1974, the Henry County Regional Planning Commission, Illinois, merged with the Bi-State Regional Commission. In 1976, Mercer County in Illinois and Muscatine County in Iowa also joined Bi-State Regional Commission. Its staff provides assistance with information and resources on comprehensive planning, zoning and subdivision regulations, land use planning, infrastructure and service planning and implementation and annexation studies, including various data and information services.