A study was made of the feasibility of establishing a computerized regional information system. Existing systems were reviewed, and the location of the system was discussed. The system's structure was described. A cost benefit analysis looked into capital costs and operating costs. A cooperative system was found to be feasible, based on utilization of existing computer facilities and support from municipalities and agencies participating in the system. Participating agencies would collect and maintain data and support processing; output would be available to participating agencies. (Author)