RFQ Riley Avenue - Ogden

The Flint Hills Regional Council (FHRC), on behalf of the City of Ogden, is soliciting statements of qualifications (SOQs) from qualified engineering firms to provide final design and construction drawings for roadway, stormwater, pedestrian, and utility infrastructure improvements along Riley Avenue, the City’s primary arterial and Fort Riley’s eastern access corridor.

RFQ Tabletop Exercise

The Flint Hills Regional Council (FHRC), on behalf of its regional member jurisdictions, is soliciting qualifications (RFQ) from qualified firms to design, conduct, and report on a regional Tabletop Exercise (TTX) funded by the Office of Local Defense Community Cooperation (OLDCC).

RFQ Comprehensive Plans

The Flint Hills Regional Council, Inc. is soliciting statements of qualifications (SOQs) from qualified planning firms to provide comprehensive plans for multiple communities in the Flint Hills Region.

November Board Meeting:

  The final public FHRC board meeting of 2025 will be on November 21st, from 9-10 a.m. at the Brandt House, 402 Missouri, in Alma.

The rescheduled 2025 annual Retreat for FHRC board members only will follow (at Brandt House) from 10-1 p.m. Lunch will be provided.

 

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Flint Hills - Fort Riley Connect

A connection resource for the Flint Hills Region and Fort Riley to share information about Fort Riley and the surrounding communities. Click HERE to download the manual.

The Flint Hills Regional Council is a non-profit, voluntary service association of local Kansas governments to provide services of mutual benefit to the region with the goal of enhancing economic vitality and improving quality of life throughout the Flint Hills.

Ways We Do This:

  • Collaborate with local governments, agencies and residents
  • Partner on funding opportunities
  • Advocate for the Flint Hills Economic Development District
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5-Year Sustainability Plan

The Flint Hills Regional Council has completed the process to produce a 5-year Sustainability Plan for FHRC to enhance economic growth and quality of life in the Flint Hills. Visit the project portal to see the summary and report!

Joint Land Use Study

The Flint Hills Region supports the region's largest economic generator - Fort Riley - and the surrounding communities. Goals include bringing more funding to the region for job creation, quality of place, population retention, and infrastructure.

Military Installation Resiliency Study (MIR)

The goal of a Military Infrastructure Resiliency Study is to provide critical information and recommendations that enable communities to make informed decisions related to resiliency and to work in partnership with the Fort Riley Garrison Command to respond to, address, and mitigate activities that are either impairing or may impair the installation mission.

2021-2026 FHEDD Plan

The vision of the Flint Hills Economic Development District is to increase regional prosperity by being a globally competitive, business-friendly region comprised of healthy communities that sustain a high-quality of life.

 Additional Services

We also provide community planning, grant, and technical assistance to our member jurisdictions.  We understand and value the importance of working collaboratively, as we are stronger together and more effective.  Industry markets, workforce, public health, access to healthcare and mental health services, emergency services and environmental issues do not stop at jurisdictional boundaries.  These issues require cooperation and coordination between communities.  The Flint Hills Regional Council exists to support the facilitation of collaborative efforts that bring mutual benefit to the region.

Our meetings are open to the public.

We welcome your support and service!