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MVRPC Celebrates 55 Years 1

Changing Demographics, Changing Times Brian O. Martin, AICP June 10, 2019. MVRPC Celebrates 55 Years 1. MVRPC in Dayton. Regional Planning Organization and Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) for the Dayton Metro Region. MVRPC Celebrates 55 Years 2.

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MVRPC Celebrates 55 Years 1

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  1. ChangingDemographics, ChangingTimes Brian O. Martin,AICP June 10,2019 MVRPC Celebrates 55 Years1

  2. MVRPC inDayton Regional Planning Organization and MetropolitanPlanning Organization (MPO) for the Dayton Metro Region MVRPC Celebrates 55 Years2

  3. RegionalProfiles Provide insights on where the Miami Valley Region stands by providing data, information, and maps on a variety of subjects. MVRPC Celebrates 55 Years3

  4. Increasing RacialDiversity 100% 90% 80% 70% 60% Minority White 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0% 1980 1990 2000 2010 2040* Sources: 1980 – 2010 U.S. Decennial Censuses and *USA Today for2040 Projection MVRPC Celebrates 55 Years4

  5. An AgingPopulation • 41% increase in adults 65 andover between 2010and 2040. • 11% decrease in adults of working age between2010 and2040. Source: 1980, 2010 U.S. Decennial Censusesand *Ohio Development ServicesAgency MVRPC Celebrates 55 Years5

  6. 14 Where do we stand onequity? out of 102 metroregions on racialsegregation 62 out of 150 metroregions on incomeinequality MVRPC Celebrates 55 Years6

  7. Access to Opportunities: Urban vs. Suburban vs.Rural 2014 Access to OpportunityMap HighOpportunity LowOpportunity MVRPC Celebrates 55 Years7

  8. Low Access to Opportunity Among BlackResidents MVRPC Celebrates 55 Years8

  9. Importance of DevelopingPartnerships REGIONALSTEWARDSHIP VIBRANTCOMMUNITIES PARTNERSHIPS We partner with business, civic, and governmental organizations and jurisdictions resulting in relationships and synergies leading to shared initiatives and engagement. MVRPC Celebrates 55 Years9

  10. Greater Region MobilityInitiative • Purpose: Create transportation connections for those in need, such as older adults and thosewith disabilities • Partnership with Ohio Department ofTransportation • Miami Valley is one of two pilot regions for thisproject

  11. Greater Region MobilityInitiative Three-foldpurpose: Identify existing communityresources Understand unmetneeds Determine approach to addressingneeds County HSTCPlans OhioRegions: PilotProject MVRPC OMEGA

  12. EquityInitiative Goal 1: Increase the awareness of our pressing matters of racial and economic inequity by sharing and disseminating the findings from the Miami Valley Equity Regional Profile.

  13. EquityInitiative Goal 2: Take collaborative action steps to ensure that our Region, communities, and neighborhoods provide adequate resources and access to opportunities for all residents to succeed and take part in the Region’s future prosperity.

  14. Project EvaluationSystem • Used to advance transportation projects that are consistent with regional transportationpriorities

  15. Institute for Livable Communities • Goal: Make the Region more equitable for olderadults • Based on WHO’s/AARP’s domains for livable communities: • Outdoor space andbuildings • Transportation • Housing • Socialparticipation • Respect and socialinclusion • Work & civicengagement • Communication andinformation • Community and healthservices • Equity

  16. Institute for LivableCommunities Senior Transportation Livability Diversity Equity Institute forLivable Communities

  17. Institute for LivableCommunities MVRPC Staff Dayton Foundation/ Del Mar Fund MVRPC Members Institute for Livable Communities Higher Education AARP

  18. MoreInformation • Brian O. Martin,AICP Executive Director bmartin@mvrpc.org • MVRPC website atwww.mvrpc.org • Miami Valley Equity Initiativewww.mvrpc.org/regional- planning/miami-valley-equity-initiative • RegionalProfiles • www.mvrpc.org/regional-planning/regional-profiles • Greater Regional Mobility Initiative www.mvrpc.org/transportation/services-non- drivers/greater-regional-mobility-initiative

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