For this year's design challenge, “Farm-to-Table,” the students were asked to consider the environmental and social costs of modern food systems and to design cities that apply circular economy principles that keep products and materials in circulation through maintenance, reuse, recycling, and other methods.

Come learn how two key plans affect transportation investments and how to submit public comments to help inform regional planning decisions.

Designed to expand access to regional planning and decision-making, the Public Participation Task Force (PPTF) connects community members directly to DVRPC’s work, helping shape how public engagement happens across the region.

The Local Technical Assistance Program (LTAP) provides technical information and expertise to help municipal governments use transportation funds more effectively, improve road maintenance, and increase roadway safety.

Get to know Senior Freight Transportation Planner Dan Farina.