For Release Friday, July 31, 2009 Citiwire.net Somewhere between 350 and 400 Metropolitan Planning Organizations (MPOs) exist in the United States, and unless the rules get changed there may be 40 more after the next census. So what are these beasts? Authorized by federal statute in 1962, MPOs are established by agreement of a governor [...]
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