Welcome
The Westchester Municipal Planning Federation (WMPF) is a voluntary association of officials representing the county’s 45 municipal governments, zoning and planning boards and land use consultants including lawyers, engineers, architects and planners. Authorized under New York’s State General Municipal Law in 1962, and governed by a 15-member Board of Directors, the organization’s purpose is to “create an effective and permanent countywide organization for the exchange of information on matters of planning interest”.
WMPF works closely with the Westchester County Department of Planning to arrange programs of interest to the Westchester planning community. These programs include an annual land use training institute, annual planning and zoning board seminars, and a variety of breakfast, luncheon and evening programs on topical planning issues. In addition, WMPF hosts an annual planning achievement awards dinner and offers a scholarship to an undergraduate or graduate student seeking a degree in planning or a closely-related field, such as landscape architecture, architecture and public administration.
2012 WMPF Planning ScholarshipEach year, WMPF awards a scholarship to an undergraduate or graduate student pursuing a degree in planning or a closely-related field, such as landscape architecture, architecture and public administration. Applicants are required to demonstrate an interest in and understanding of planning issues affecting older suburban communities. Preference is given to those students with some type of connection to Westchester County, such as having lived, worked or studied in the county. The scholarship is awarded at WMPF’s annual spring awards dinner. At right is the 2011 scholarship winner, Columbia University student Lisa Blake. |
![]() |
|
|
|
Make your Reservations Early for the
|
|
|
|
|
APA Planners Training Service 2-Day WorkshopsPlanners Training Service workshops bring you the latest intelligence from leading planning researchers and practitioners — the ideas you need to solve the problems on your desk today. The workshops will be held at the Sheraton Philadelphia Downtown on June 12-13 and June 14-15. Each 2-day workshop is approved for 14 AICP CM credits. |
![]() |





