Miami Valley Regional Planning Commission

Miami Valley Regional Planning Commission (MVRPC) is a U.S. local government entity registered in SAM.gov since 2002, located in Dayton, Ohio, focused on regional planning and development initiatives. As an inter-municipal planning commission, MVRPC serves the Dayton metropolitan area by providing comprehensive regional planning services, strategic development support, and collaborative governmental coordination. The organization is designed to address regional challenges through systematic planning, data analysis, and multi-jurisdictional cooperation across various critical infrastructure and community development domains.

MVRPC has secured multiple significant federal grant awards from agencies including the Federal Highway Administration, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, and Economic Development Administration. These grants have supported diverse projects such as developing a "Toward Zero" transportation safety action plan ($480,000), creating a regional climate mitigation plan to address greenhouse gas emissions ($1,000,000), and providing economic adjustment assistance to the Dayton region ($400,000). The organization has received sub-grants for areawide water quality planning from the State of Ohio Office of Budget and Management and the Ohio Department of Transportation, demonstrating its ability to collaborate across different governmental levels. The grant awards focus on critical areas including transportation safety, climate pollution reduction, economic development, and environmental planning, with a strong emphasis on data-driven approaches, stakeholder engagement, and developing comprehensive strategic plans that can be implemented at local and regional levels.