The work of six citizen task forces in comprehensive planning for vocational rehabilitation in one region in Ohio is described. Their combined findings are summarized and recommendations presented in the areas of facilities and programs, personnel, coordination, public information, and finance. The regional study plan is defined in terms of its general structure and of the study plans of the individual task forces on physical, mental, and social disabilities, manpower, interagency coordination, and facilities and workshops. Findings of each of the six task forces are reviewed along with general supportive data and the master plan for implementation, coordination, and continued planning. Additional information on the individual task forces is appended; 12 descriptive tables are also provided. (JD)