General Info

The Ohio Department of Transportation works to link highways, railways, and transit, aviation and port facilities, as well as promote an integrated multimodal transportation system. It maintains an office of aerial engineering that is responsible for airborne data and image collection, photogrammetric mapping and aerial photo archiving. The department also offers various geotechnical services and support for the planning, design, construction, and maintenance of safe and accessible transportation system. The Ohio Department of Transportation additionally operates an office of equipment management that handles fleet and maintenance needs by developing and providing budgetary requirements, specifications, technical support and inventory control. Its office of environmental services provides assistance through education, training, technical support and policy development. The department has an office of systems planning and program management that develops a data driven process for ranking and funding capital program projects and develops processes, documents and reports that are needed to comply with regulations. The Ohio Department of Transportation is headquartered in Columbus, Ohio.