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Transportation Planning

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MVRPC is designated as the Metropolitan Planning Organization by the governor of Ohio and its members are responsible for transportation planning in Greene, Miami, Montgomery and portions of Warren Counties. On transportation issues the MVRPC Board is served by the Technical Advisory Committee, which meets the third Thursday of each month.

MVRPC was designated as the Regional Transportation Planning Organization (RTPO) for the Darke-Preble-Shelby (DPS) Region on December 18, 2024 by Governor DeWine. The RTPO Steering Committee (RTPOSC) supports the MVRPC Board of Directors for the area of coverage. The RTPOSC meets quarterly in rotating locations. 

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In its position as the area’s planner for metropolitan and regional transportation, MVRPC develops plans that ensure the continued successes of this region - plans that enhance this area’s competitive position, promote integration of systems, stimulate the economy, improve your own personal mobility, and preserve our environment.

For more information about our ongoing transportation planning activities we recommend visiting our Long Range Transportation Plan and Short Range Plan sections. Additional sections provide information about getting around the Miami Valley Region, ranging from bike path maps to traffic count information.

Transportation Planning Glossary

The Federal Highway Administration maintains a Planning Glossary which was compiled to help you understand transportation planning terms and acronyms. 

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Plan2050 Congestion Management Projects Dashboard

Discover how the 2050 Long Range Transportation Plan prioritizes investments across our region, including critical infrastructure improvements. See how these 238 projects will enhance mobility, safety, and connectivity for all residents.