In Indiana, rural planning partners conduct traffic counts, level of service analysis, and planning to support to local governments and Indiana DOT’s central and district offices as described in the
Two regional councils of governments in Connecticut serve non-metropolitan areas of the state and produce a work program outlining their major efforts. View the Northeastern Connecticut COG’s work program (PDF)
Arizona‘s rural councils of governments perform the following major responsibilities: Public involvement and local official consultation Collecting and reporting roadway performance data Data collection for roadway classification and population projections
Alabama‘s rural planning partners adopt work programs for the Rural Planning Organizations that outline the work expected to be completed during that year. Major deliverables for Alabama’s RPOs include developing
In 2010, a regional consortium led by the Region Five Development Commission (R5DC) was awarded an $825,050 Sustainable Communities Regional Planning Grant from the Department of Housing and Urban Development
This document, published by Texas Transportation Institute, is a traffic-modeling template designed to act as a guide for small cities in Texas (those with a population between 10,000 and 50,000
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