Newsroom

There are a number of ways to keep informed about COG, its members, and programs. The Newsroom feed lists news releases and highlights as well as TPB News articles. A variety of content is also available through digital subscriptions.  

For story ideas, data inquiries, and to connect with officials and subject matter experts, reporters should contact the Office of Communications. For questions about TPB News, please contact the Department of Transportation Planning.


COG Video Series: Collaboration in Action

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Introducing Collaboration in Action, COG's video series hosted by Executive Director Clark Mercer. The series spotlights COG's work with member jurisdictions and private, nonprofit, and civic organizations on a wide variety of programs and initiatives that improve the quality of life for everyone in our DMV region. Come along as Clark takes you behind the scenes of several of our initiatives, spreading the word about the value of regional partnership and highlighting the leaders and experts in our network that are making a positive impact in our communities.

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COG Podcast

Prior to Collaboration in Action, COG produced a podcast, Think Regionally, to raise awareness about metropolitan Washington's biggest challenges and focus on solutions. The podcast, which was hosted by former Washington Post columnist Robert McCartney, featured local government, business, and non-profit leaders talking about a variety of timely topics, including the region's economy, racial equity, transportation, housing, and climate change.

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Newsroom Archives

  • News Highlight

    Region celebrates opening of Silver Line Extension

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    On November 15, area leaders and residents celebrated the opening of Metro’s Silver Line Extension, which promises to unlock new opportunities for Northern Virginia and the entire metropolitan Washington region.

  • TPB News

    October 2022 TPB meeting recap: highway systems targets, bus equity analysis, State of the Commute Survey

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    At its October meeting the TPB approved a resolution to adopt regional 2022=2025 highway systems performance and highway assets (bridge and pavement condition) targets. In addition, board members received updates on the 2022 State of the Commute Survey, the 2022 Bus Equity Update and accompanying webmap tool. The last agenda item was a staff report on the 2024 update to the region’s long-range transportation plan.

  • TPB News

    TPB Regional Roadway Safety Program supports community-level approaches to reducing traffic injuries and fatalities

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    The TPB approved and funded a Regional Roadway Safety Program (RRSP) that provides short-term consultant services to TPB member jurisdictions. The RRSP provides consultant assistance up to $60,000 for safety-related studies or planning projects (e.g. road safety audits, crash data analysis) and up to $80,000 for design or preliminary engineering (e.g., road diet design, intersection improvements) that address roadway safety concerns.

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