General

In recognition of International GIS Day, MVRPC will showcase several map displays at our office, in Downtown Dayton, from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM, on Wednesday, November 15, 2017. Also, view a variety of interactive maps on our Data and Mapping webpage. Read full article

This training session focuses on hands-on learning and prior registration is required. Read full article

A free informative panel session. The session is free, but preregistration is required. Read full article

ODOT has Rescheduled this meeting. - Join ODOT for a discussion on how aging affects our ability to drive and how to assess it. Read full article

The Great Miami River Watershed Network will host a meeting on Wednesday, November 15. Networking and brown bag lunch at noon; regular meeting from 1-3pm at SunWatch Indian Village and Archeological Park 2301 W. River Road, Dayton, OH 45417.

The topic of the day will be nutrients: we've invited speakers from The Nature Conservancy to address "Clean Water Ohio" and from Ohio EPA to address the "Nutrient Mass Balance Project." Read full article

The purpose of this session is to seek your guidance in figuring out what our next steps should be in addressing the issue of inequity
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The workshops will take place in MVRPC’s downtown office as described below:

Wednesday September 13, 2017 and Tuesday September 19, 2017 (9 am to 12 pm)

MVRPC Office – Lake Conference Room

10 North Ludlow St., Suite 700, Courthouse Square, Dayton, Ohio

There will be no public comment period at these meetings.

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MVRPC will hold a Public Participation Meeting to present proposed transportation projects being considered for Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) funding through the Surface Transportation Program (STP) and Transportation Alternatives (TA) Program. Read full article

You’re invited to help shape the future of greater Dayton’s riverfronts! Community partners, including Five Rivers MetroParks, the city of Dayton, the Miami Conservancy District and more, are asking the public for their input during the development of a comprehensive 20-year master plan for 12 miles of river corridor in greater downtown Dayton. This plan will harness the river corridors as a catalyst to bring communities together, and make Dayton a better place to live, work and play. Read full article

You’re invited to help shape the future of greater Dayton’s riverfronts! Community partners, including Five Rivers MetroParks, the city of Dayton, the Miami Conservancy District and more, are asking the public for their input during the development of a comprehensive 20-year master plan for 12 miles of river corridor in greater downtown Dayton. This plan will harness the river corridors as a catalyst to bring communities together, and make Dayton a better place to live, work and play. Read full article