Programs & Services

We are currently working on our 2020 Active Transportation Plan to help communities identify regionally significant projects that include pedestrian, bicycle, and transit accommodations.

The Active Transportation Plan helps to inform planning efforts that ensure residents and visitors can efficiently and safely travel by foot, bike, and other similar modes throughout the region.

Our Air Quality Program strives to make Central Ohio’s air safer to breathe, and to protect public health.

We provide planning, research, and resources to our members to create a transportation system that is safe and provides comfort and connectivity for bicyclists and pedestrians.

Our primary goal is the development of a regional, long-range transportation plan that reflects the transportation needs of these seven counties.

MORPC is providing planning services to the Ohio EPA to develop updated and comprehensive water quality management plans for the Central Ohio region.

Our projects preserve open spaces, sensitive ecological areas, and stream corridors.

Competitive Advantage Projects is an initiative we facilitate for Columbus 2020 to advance strategic infrastructure investments across the Columbus region.

From energy conservation to resource development, MORPC’s energy expertise is available to assist the region in their efforts to develop sustainable and resilient energy systems as we prepare for the future.

Enhanced mobility relates to transportation options for older adults and individuals with disabilities. It includes the Delaware and Franklin Counties Coordinated Plan (Coordinated Plan) and the Federal Transit Administration (FTA)’s Section 5310 Funding Program for the Columbus urbanized area.

Our Gohio Commute program will help you rethink your ride and help you find a smarter way to commute to work.

MORPC advocates on behalf of the region in the halls of the Ohio Statehouse and U.S. Capitol. We work closely with civic leaders and partner organizations to prioritize the aspirations of our local communities and communicate those aspirations to elected and appointed officials.