Regional Information & Data Group (RIDG)- Quarter 3

Keynote Speakers:

Headshots of keynote speaker Carlie Boos and Jacob Strang

Keynote Discussion:

A new report conducted by Scioto Analysis and the Affordable Housing Alliance of Central Ohio finds that Central Ohio residents who choose duplex homeownership can earn or save nearly $1.3 million over their lives, making this traditional housing style a powerful pathway for financial freedom. This session will provide a comprehensive overview of the results, including the secondary role that “missing middle” housing can play in planning for a sustainable retirement, lowering the cost of higher education, and promoting economic development and workforce readiness. Attendees will also explore a parallel mapping project that assesses Central Ohio’s duplex landscape and a community action plan developed by external stakeholders to close preparedness gaps. 

This meeting will be in-person at the MORPC office.

PARKING: When parking in MORPC’s parking lot, please be sure to park in a MORPC visitor space or in a space marked with a yellow “M”. Handicapped parking is available at the side of MORPC’s building. Electric vehicle charging stations and indoor bicycle parking are available for MORPC guests.

TRANSIT: Please be aware road construction may affect your commute. The I-70 eastbound ramp to Fulton Street and the Front Street bridge are now open. Reconstruction has begun on the High Street bridge over I-70. One lane in each direction will remain open on High Street throughout the two-year construction period. The SR 315 southbound ramp to I-70 eastbound is closed for multiple years. Check out https://www.ohgo.com/ for the latest traffic and construction updates. We encourage you to use GPS for daily changes in traffic patterns.

Other Upcoming Meetings

August 13, 2026, 1:30pm - 3:00pm

September 10, 2026, 1:30pm - 3:00pm

November 12, 2026, 1:30pm - 3:00pm

December 10, 2026, 1:30pm - 3:00pm

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