Welcome
Welcome to the Morgantown Monongalia Metropolitan Planning Organization (MMMPO) website! We are a transportation planning organization dedicated to improving the region's transportation system. We invite you to explore our website to learn more about the MPO and our transportation planning efforts. Our MPO is responsible for producing two important planning documents: Metropolitan Transportation Plan and Transportation Improvement Program.
Metropolitan Transportation Plan (MTP). The MPO develops and updates MTP to include projects that reflect the transportation facility needs in the community.
Transportation Improvement Program (TIP). TIP is a comprehensive four-year regional spending plan for near-term transportation projects, programs, and investment priorities. See the TIP Project Map here.
Policy Board
Policy Board Meetings are live-streamed on the MMMPO YouTube Channel. These meetings are also recorded and saved on the YouTube Channel.
Public Meeting Notice for the Morgantown Industrial Park Access - Monongalia County.
Public Comment Form (Comments due by May 17th, 2024)
COMMUNITY GARDEN APPLICATION & SCORING
--- Helpful Links for a Sustainable Community Garden
The WVDOH is preparing to improve Greenbag Road by widening the road, adding sidewalk, and installing roundabouts at two poorly performing intersections. Because this project will eliminate an existing community garden that serves the residents of the surrounding area, the City of Morgantown and the MMMPO are working together on a project to provide a better garden amenity.
The WVDOH will provide $15,000 to be distributed to at least three (3) community organizations, Public Consortium (HOA or Similar), or groups who will be awarded up to $5,000 to meet the goals provided. Community organizations, Public Consortium (HOA or Similar), and groups are welcome to apply for smaller grant amounts, allowing for the creation of more than three (3) gardens. For example, there could be five (5) organizations awarded $3,000 each, $5,000 is the maximum that can be awarded per organization. The deadline was March 11th, 2024, and has now been extended to April 22nd, 2024.
WV Vulnerable Road User Assessment
Corrected draft 2024-25 Budget Tables
The MMMPO is proud to announce that Jing Zhang has joined the Advisory Committee on Transportation Equity for the U.S. Department of Transportation! He is looking forward to working with Secretary Pete to advance civil rights and expand access to jobs and economic opportunities in transportation for all.
MMMPO Unified Planning Work Program FY 2023-24
RAISE Grant Award Announcement from Senator Capito
RAISE Grant Award Announcement from Senator Manchin
How We Can Help
We help the community plan for transportation improvements that meet their needs and priorities through:
- Engaging the community for input and feedback on transportation issues.
- Providing transportation information to help the community make informed decisions.
- Coordinate transportation development with land use and economic development for regional prosperity.
- Address transportation equity and sustainability issues.
Join Our Meetings
Share your ideas and concerns
Citizens Advisory Committee and Transportation Technical Advisory Committee meetings are held in person at 243 High St (Court House), Room 026 in downtown Morgantown. It is also accessible online (virtual meeting link) or by phone at +1-408-418-9388. Code 215843093.
Policy Board Meetings are held at Monongalia County Commission Chambers at 243 High Street Morgantown, WV. It is streamed live on the MPO's YouTube Channel.
There is a public comment period at the beginning of the Policy Board meeting. The public is allowed to 'sit-in' (virtually or in person) at the TTAC and CAC meetings, but not allowed to comment.
Meeting Calendar
Attend Our Events
The MPO holds public events to engage with community members and solicit feedback on transportation studies and plans. These events provide an opportunity for the public to learn about proposed projects, voice their concerns, and provide suggestions to improve the transportation system. By holding these events, MPOs can ensure that the transportation plans and projects reflect the needs and priorities of the local community.
In addition, the MPO collaborates with the WV Division of Highways and Mountain Line Transit Authority to advertise public events on transportation projects and plans.
Upcoming Events:
Currently, there is no public event on the schedule.
Send Us a Message
How can the transportation system better serve you?
Have you noticed traffic hazards on the road?
What improvements are needed to make you feel more comfortable walking and bicycling?
Have any suggestions to improve the transportation system in the area?
Have any comments to improve the transportation planning process?
Please tell us what you think.
What We Do
The MMMPO has the authority to plan, prioritize, and recommend transportation projects for federal and state funding. It is responsible for ensuring the region is in compliance with federal and state planning requirements. The MMMPO is committed to providing leadership to regional transportation planning, promoting personal and social economic prosperity while encouraging sustainable growth.
Public meeting for Metropolitan Transportation Plan update at Marilla Park community center.
Public meeting for bicycle and pedestrian plan at Marilla Park community center.
Steering committee meeting for Metropolitan Transportation Plan update at Morgantown Airport administrative building.
Public meeting for Metropolitan Transportation Plan update at Marilla Park community center.
Who We Are
The Morgantown Monongalia MPO is the federally-designated transportation planning agency for the Morgantown Monongalia area, serving as a regional partnership among the West Virginia DOT, the local transit agency, local elected leadership, local government, the business community, and citizens.
We work closely with local, state, and federal agencies to provide safe, efficient, and sustainable transportation options and to develop transportation plans and programs that reflect the needs and priorities of our community.
Partners
