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Input from residents, local governments and the private sector impacts decisions about transportation and air quality policies, programs and plans for North Texas. After all, these decisions determine how North Texans live and travel in the 12-county Dallas-Fort Worth region. Input received is provided to the Regional Transportation Council. Comments or questions may be submitted on the specific items listed or other transportation and air quality topics.

 

Contact Us or Submit Comments and Questions

Email: nctcogApril23@PublicInput.com
Phone: (855) 925-2801 (Enter code 2865)
Fax: (817) 640-3028
Mail: P.O. Box 5888, Arlington, Texas 76005-5888

PRESENTATION TOPICS

Additional information about these topics may be found below in the files tab near the bottom of the page.

Federal Railroad Administration Grant Program and Legislative Update 
NCTCOG is looking to integrate regional efforts with statewide planning for an intercity high-speed passenger rail corridor from Fort Worth, through Dallas and to Houston. Additionally, transportation issues, including high-speed rail, continue to be a focus in the US Congress and Texas Legislature. Staff will provide an update on legislative issues related to high-speed rail.

Car Care Awareness and Vehicle Temporary Tags Update
The Car Care Awareness (CCA) program is designed to educate communities on proper vehicle maintenance and how it contributes to the regional air quality solution. For information on auto repair or replacement part discounts as well as a list of car care clinics being held throughout the region, visit ntxcarcare.org. Additionally, staff will provide an update on improper vehicle inspections and registrations involving temporary tags and how they are affecting regional air quality.

Start of 2023 Ozone Season
The Dallas-Fort Worth region does not meet attainment for federal air quality standards for the pollutant ozone. The 2023 ozone season began on March 1 and runs through November 30. NCTCOG staff will present an introduction to the pollutant, an overview of current progress, an ozone season update and strategies to help reduce air pollution and reach attainment. 

Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW) Clean Cities Coalition Advisory Committee 
The DFW Clean Cities Coalition is creating an advisory committee to provide support to Coalition staff by providing diverse input, assisting with event publicity and networking and increasing stakeholder engagement. Staff will provide details on this effort, including the committee member nomination process.

Walk to School Day 2023
Walk to School Day is October 4! NCTCOG will be giving out promotional prizes and raffling off bikes to generate interest and excitement for students at participating schools. Staff will provide an overview of upcoming activities and promotions for this event.

RESOURCES & INFORMATION

Transit Strategic Partnerships
The Transit Strategic Partnership Program, formally known as Transit Call for Projects, is accepting project ideas for the May 2023 Cycle. Through this program, staff will review innovative transit projects and solutions from public agencies looking to directly implement service and those seeking partnership with an existing transit provider. More information: nctcog.org/strategicpartnerships-transit.         
 
Mobility 2045 - 2022 Update Administrative Revisions

Administrative revisions have been made to Mobility 2045, the Metropolitan Transportation Plan for North Central Texas. A summary of the revisions can be found in the files tab near the bottom of the page.

Interactive Public Input: Map Your Experience 

NCTCOG’s Transportation Department is accepting public input through an online map tool. Help plan for the future by letting us know how the region’s transportation system can better serve you. Share your transportation experience at: nctcog.org/mapyourexperience. 
 
Vehicle Incentive & Funding Opportunities
NCTCOG maintains a list of funding opportunities and incentives for projects that reduce air pollution from vehicles or help improve energy efficiency. Examples of projects include, but are not limited to, replacing older vehicles, purchasing new electric vehicles or building alternative fuel infrastructure. Eligible recipients can include citizens as well as companies or fleets. More information: nctcog.org/aqfunding.