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MORPC
Community Development and Urban Planning
Columbus, Ohio 9,052 followers
The Mid-Ohio Regional Planning Commission (MORPC) is Central Ohio’s regional council with 90+ local govs & partners.
About us
The Mid-Ohio Regional Planning Commission (MORPC) is Central Ohio’s regional council with 90 local governments and community partners. We take pride in bringing communities of all sizes and interests together to collaborate on best practices and plan for the future growth and sustainability of our region.
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http://www.morpc.org
External link for MORPC
- Industry
- Community Development and Urban Planning
- Company size
- 51-200 employees
- Headquarters
- Columbus, Ohio
- Type
- Government Agency
- Founded
- 1969
- Specialties
- transportation planning, energy and environment, collaboration, technical assistance, advocacy, public policy, population projections, sustainability, data, mapping, engagement, public involvement, home repair, home weatherization, ride share, population trends, and regional planning
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111 Liberty Street
Suite 100
Columbus, Ohio 43215, US
Employees at MORPC
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Check out our latest Regional eSource Newsletter! Catch up on the latest news and discover upcoming events you don't want to miss: https://lnkd.in/gbCppmiT
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The 2026 William C. Habig Collaborative Achievement Award was awarded to the ADAMH Board of Franklin County. Through their center, individuals experiencing mental health or substance use crises receive compassionate care, including 23‑hour observation, stabilization, and connections to ongoing community support. Meeting people where they are is essential to helping them take the next step toward recovery.
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MORPC hosted a highly successful Consultant Open House yesterday, showcasing a range of upcoming, regionally significant transportation planning, land use, engineering, and construction projects across Central Ohio. The industry outreach event brought together 80+ professionals representing more than 45 businesses and organizations. It provided a valuable opportunity for consultants to connect with public agencies and collaborate on shaping world-class programs and projects for our region. A big thank you to our partners Ohio Department of Transportation, Central Ohio Transit Authority (COTA), The Ohio State University, City of Columbus, and the The Franklin County Engineer's Office for partnering with us.
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As fuel prices approach $5 per gallon, the cost of getting to work is becoming a real strain for many employees. Rising commute expenses can impact job satisfaction, attendance, and ultimately employee retention. Offering carpool options is a simple, cost-free way for employers to help offset these challenges. By enabling employees to share fuel and vehicle costs, organizations can ease financial pressure, support workforce stability, and demonstrate responsiveness to employee needs. 𝐂𝐞𝐧𝐭𝐫𝐚𝐥 𝐎𝐡𝐢𝐨 𝐞𝐦𝐩𝐥𝐨𝐲𝐞𝐫𝐬: Now may be the right time to consider a free carpool program for your employees. MORPC’s Gohio Commute Rideshare program offers use of our free rideshare software to assist your employees with finding carpool partners along with Emergency Ride Home and Commuter Rewards Programs. Schedule time with our team at gohio@morpc.org to explore how our free program offerings can benefit your employees.
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We’re proud to recognize this year’s Regional Leadership Award recipient, Chris Amorose Groomes, Mayor for the City of Dublin, Ohio USA! A truly influential leader, Mayor Amorose Groomes is known for her ability to bring people together, think beyond boundaries, and champion initiatives that move our region forward. Her leadership continues to shape a stronger, more connected region.
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This year’s William H. Anderson Excellence in Public Service Award was presented to Delaware County Commissioner, Jeff Benton. Commissioner Benton has demonstrated exceptional leadership, regional vision, and a strong commitment to advancing Central Ohio throughout his time serving on the Mid-Ohio Regional Planning Commission’s board.
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Future Forward! It was a packed room at the Mid-Ohio Regional Planning Commission (MORPC) Annual State of the Region Luncheon—and a powerful conversation about the growth shaping our future. COCIC was proud to be a sponsor of such an impactful event. Insightful remarks from keynote Greg Lindsay, along with former U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood and public policy leader Marcia Hale, highlighted both the opportunities and challenges ahead. Key themes that stood out: • Affordable housing demand is reaching a critical point and is a key driver in economic development. • High speed rail and transit investment are essential to connectivity and access. • Attracting and retaining young professionals is key to long-term economic strength. • AI isn’t just coming, it’s here. Thank you to MORPC for hosting such an outstanding event, and a big congratulations to this year’s award winners for their leadership and lasting impact across our region. #MORPC #SOTR #AffordableHousing #ETOD #EconomicDevelopment
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We’re excited to be featured in Columbus Business First, recapping this year’s State of the Region! Explore the trends, data, events, initiatives, and insights shaping our region’s future. View the supplement here: https://lnkd.in/gjmexwbz
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The ADAMH Board of Franklin County was honored to receive the William C. Habig Collaborative Achievement Award for the work on the Franklin County Crisis Care Center at the Mid-Ohio Regional Planning Commission (MORPC) State of the Region luncheon. This award recognizes effective, innovative collaborations in central Ohio that deliver tangible solutions to the region’s key challenges. Accepting this award on behalf of ADAMH and its many community partners were Jonathan Thomas, ADAMH COO, Jeff Klingler, President and CEO, CENTRAL OHIO HOSPITAL COUNCIL, and Paige Allen, Program Supervisor for the Franklin County Crisis Care Center, RI International. ADAMH extends its thanks to MORPC for this recognition, as well as to Congresswoman Joyce Beatty for presenting the award. ADAMH remains grateful to all of its public and private sector partners for helping make the vision of the Franklin County Crisis Care Center a reality. #SOTR2026
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