Tools & Resources

The no-idling sign campaign is to reduce unnecessary motor vehicle idling through a branded message. Idling is when a driver leaves the engine running unnecessarily while the vehicle is parked, contributing to greater air pollution and fuel consumption.

The coordinated plan is to identify community resources for transportation and mobility, understand the gaps and unmet needs with those resources, and determine the approach to address those gaps and needs.

This report is the result of the Purpose Region workshop, which convened 100 leaders from across Central Ohio in a day-long forum to address critical issues that affect the quality of life for everyone in Central Ohio.

This report card is intended to measure the region's progress in meeting our 2020 sustainability targets through sustainability-focused programming and committees.

Rideshare Ohio is a free rideshare matching service that allows commuters in Central Ohio to quickly and securely find other individuals who share similar schedules and destinations to share the ride.

MORPC's salary survey consists of data from member governments on various positions and descriptions.

The Smart Streets Policy seeks to incorporate the Smart Streets concept into the planning, programming, scoping, design, implementation, maintenance, and performance monitoring of all transportation infrastructure projects awarded funding through MORPC.

This document provides a collection of environmental, social and economic sustainability practices that can be implemented by those involved in the planning or servicing the different components of a conference or event.

This is a proactive, science-based study focused on providing strategies to ensure clean and secure water resources for Central Ohio residents and businesses now and into the future.

Our Traffic Count Database System allows agencies to share traffic count data with the public instantaneously.

Boundary file showing 115th United States Congress in session 2017-2018 - Ohio Congressional delegation