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DVRPC maintains an inventory of public and private protected open space in the Delaware Valley region that is updated approximately every four years.

DVRPC’s smart growth planning work is directly connected to our region’s long-range plan goal of healthy, walkable, and vibrant communities throughout Greater Philadelphia.

DVRPC supports planning for transit-oriented development by conducting studies and researching best practices and strategies. This supports our long-range regional vision for healthy, walkable, and vibrant communities.

Federal regulations require state departments of transportation and MPOs to establish and use a performance-based approach in transportation decision-making.

The DVRPC Board is an 18-member body that holds the authority and responsibility to make decisions affecting the entire organization as well as the nine-county region. It creates and defines the duties of the Office of the Executive Director and the various DVRPC committees, and approves and adopts the annual planning work program. The Board establishes regional transportation policies, determines allocation of available transportation funds, and prioritizes transportation projects. They also set policies and adopt plans related to public engagement, freight and aviation, land use, air quality, housing, and water quality.

DVRPC’s staff can support your municipality with planning, public engagement, data, grants, funding, and implementation. The Municipal Help Desk is a simple intake process that connects municipal staff directly to the right people and resources at DVRPC.

DVRPC's Transportation Demand Management (TDM) programs support employers, commuters, and residents to help them find the best travel options for their own needs, for employees, and for the region.

TripSmart PA can help commuters, residents, and visitors in southeastern Pennsylvania find travel alternatives to driving alone.

Transportation Management Associations (TMAs) work with business and local governments to provide commuter information and services. Find your local contact to discover how to make your commute easier.

Share-A-Ride can match anyone who lives and/or works in southeastern Pennsylvania with ways to find alternatives to driving alone, including transit services, potential carpool and vanpool groups, and walking and bicycling options.