MORPC

Join us for a Consultant Open House on March 26, 2026. The Open House will highlight a variety of upcoming, regionally significant transportation planning, land use planning, engineering, and construction projects across Central Ohio. RSVP by emailing ereda@morpc.org

MORPC is proud to now have 95 members across Central Ohio, all working together to build a stronger, more connected region.

CORPO is seeking public comments on the proposed update to the CORPO Public Participation Plan. This plan helps guide how the public can stay informed and engaged in transportation planning decisions. View the document and provide your feedback here: morpc.org/committees/cen…

Today we celebrate Laurie Jadwin, MORPC’s Board Secretary and Mayor of the City of Gahanna, for her leadership, dedication, and commitment to public service.

We’re excited to welcome Sharon Township as the newest member of MORPC! Thank you as well to Steve Stivers, President and CEO of the Ohio Chamber of Commerce, for joining us and sharing insights during yesterday's Pre-Commission Lunch.

Register now for The Future of Water Reuse in Central Ohio on Tuesday, March 31. Join us and register for free at morpc.org/events

Today is your last chance to register for MORPC’s State of the Region! Don’t miss the opportunity to hear from Greg Lindsay, former U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood, and public policy leader Marcia Hale. Register now: morpc.org/sotr

It’s Groundwater Awareness Week! 💧 Groundwater plays a vital role in supporting our communities, ecosystems, and local economies. Protecting this resource takes all of us. We celebrate the efforts to keep our groundwater clean, reliable, and sustainable for generations to come.

We’re celebrating Women’s History Month by recognizing the leadership of Chris Amorose Groomes, Mayor of Dublin and Chair of MORPC's Board. Through her service and leadership, Mayor Groomes continues to help guide important decisions that shape the future of our region.

Join us at State of the Region for a timely conversation on infrastructure, passenger rail, and what it takes to compete nationally with former U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood and public policy leader, Marcia Hale. Register now at: morpc.org/sotr

Please join us in celebrating our Star Award winners for January and February! Their dedication, teamwork, and the positive energy they bring to MORPC each day make a lasting impact on our organization and the communities we serve.

Join us at our Housing Resource Fair! Whether you’re a renter, homeowner, first-time buyer, or just exploring your options, come meet housing experts, weatherization & home repair specialists, and have the opportunity to ask questions and get real, personalized guidance.

Located in Licking County, the Village of Alexandria offers both small-town living and regional access. Just minutes from Granville, Johnstown, and a short drive to Columbus, Alexandria provides a quiet, close-knit community while staying connected to Central Ohio.

March is Women's History Month. This month we celebrate the achievements of women in Central Ohio. #WomensHistoryMonth #WHM

Register now for The Future of Water Reuse in Central Ohio on Tuesday, March 31. Join us to hear insights from early adopters of water reuse and how they brought their systems online. Register for free at morpc.org/events

Garrett Morgan, an Ohio innovator whose work helped make our communities safer and more connected. Morgan is best known for inventing the three-position traffic signal. His legacy is a powerful reminder of how innovation can drive safer streets and stronger communities.

MORPC’s Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy (CEDS) helps guide regional priorities, strengthen our economy, and position our communities for long-term growth and resilience. Share your perspective in the SWOT Assessment for Central Ohio: ow.ly/L1CT50Ykm2Q

Join us for our signature event as we bring together community leaders, partners, and changemakers to reflect on our region’s progress and look ahead to what’s next for Central Ohio. You won’t want to miss this important conversation. Register now: moprc.org/sotr

In the latest episode of the Growing Better Together podcast, we sit down with Michael T. Bivens from the City of Whitehall to hear his inspiring journey to public service. Tune in on Spotify, Apple Music or watch the full conversation on YouTube: youtu.be/x8Y-GGnpkmU?si…

The Village of Marble Cliff is a small community with a big impact in Central Ohio. Known for its beautiful tree-lined streets, historic charm, and strong sense of community, Marble Cliff is committed to thoughtful planning, quality services, and regional collaboration.