Hwa-yuan (Brian) Shang joins MORPC The Mid-Ohio Regional Planning Commission (MORPC) is pleased to announce Hwa-yuan (Brian) Shang as the new information technology (IT) director. “We’re thrilled to welcome Brian into this important leadership role,” MORPC Executive Director William...

MORPC’s April commission meeting marked a transition in MORPC leadership, including the election of Rory McGuiness as the agency’s new board chair. McGuiness serves in the role of deputy director in the City of Columbus Department of Development. Joining him as...

Have you ever wondered about the transportation planning work MORPC performs in a given year? Now you can view our work in MORPC’s recently completed draft of its Planning Work Program (PWP), which specifies...

The insight2050 Corridor Concepts study received a boost forward as representatives from various local governments, businesses, real estate development, and other organizations associated with the five corridors being studied recently gathered for the first project...

Franklin Township and Licking County Soil & Water Conservation District The Mid-Ohio Regional Planning Commission (MORPC) has approved Franklin Township (Franklin County) and Licking County Soil & Water Conservation District as new members. “We are pleased...

Regional Corridor Analysis Study renamed insight2050 Corridor Concepts to reflect direction Insight2050, a partnership of Central Ohio community organizations, announced today that Columbus Council President Shannon Hardin and Steiner & Associates CEO and ULI Columbus Chair Yaromir...

Central Ohio communities are furthering their efforts to become a “smart region” by joining together in preparation for smart infrastructure investments. Members of MORPC’s new Smart Region Task Force recently gathered for their first meeting. The...

Registration is now open for the 2018 State of the Region. The signature luncheon brings together our region’s and state’s top political, business and civic leaders to celebrate our community’s accomplishments and address challenges we face as...