AASHTO divides its member departments into four geographical regions. The Mississippi Valley Conference (MVC) consists of those states primarily in the Midwest including Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Ohio and Wisconsin.
The other AASHTO regions cover the western states (WASHTO); northeastern states and the District of Columbia (NASHTO); and the southeastern states and Puerto Rico (SASHTO).
What is the Mississippi Valley Conference?
The Mississippi Valley Conference of State Highway and Transportation Officials (MVC) was organized in 1907, even prior to the establishment of a national transportation organization which became AASHTO. The goal of the MVC is to foster the development, operation, and maintenance of an integrated and balanced transportation system that adequately serves the transportation systems and needs of the 10 member states.
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