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SCAG is the nation's largest metropolitan planning organization, representing six counties, 191 cities and 19 million residents. SCAG undertakes a variety of planning and policy initiatives to encourage a more sustainable Southern California.

Connect SoCal 2024

Connect SoCal 2024, SoCal’s long-range Regional Transportation Plan/Sustainable Communities Strategy, is now adopted. Get involved in making this plan a reality. Sign up for updates.

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Executive/Administration Committee

The Executive/Administration Committee is responsible for developing policy recommendations to the Regional Council on administration, human resources, budgets, finance, operations, communications, or any other matter specifically referred to the committee by the Regional Council.

The meeting will be conducted in-person, members of the public may participate in-person and remotely by telephonic and video conference.

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Joint Policy Committee

While each SCAG policy committee is responsible for specific areas related to regional planning, issues sometimes arise that pertain to all local committees in the region. To address these broad issues of concern, SCAG holds joint meetings of the policy committees as needed several times a year. 

The meeting will be conducted in a hybrid manner (both in-person and remotely by telephonic and video conference). 

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Regional Council

The Regional Council is SCAG’s 86-member governing board. Membership comprises local elected officials representing the six counties and 191 cities within the SCAG jurisdiction, including elected representatives from 69 districts, each consisting of one or more cities in the region with approximately equal population and geographic continuity; an elected representative from each of the six counties within the region; and representatives of the county transportation commissions and Tribal governments located within the region

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SCAG Transportation Safety Predictive Modeling Platform Part 1

Join SCAG for a pair of Toolbox Tuesday sessions introducing the SCAG Transportation Safety Predictive Modeling and Analysis Platform, demonstrating how the platform can support local and regional traffic safety planning and data-focused investment decision-making. The platform is based on the CRASH traffic safety data platform developed by the Citian consultant team, who will conduct the demonstrations for these Toolbox Tuesday sessions. 

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Martin Luther King Jr. Day

SCAG Offices Are Closed

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SCAG Transportation Safety Predictive Modeling Platform Part 2

Join SCAG for a pair of Toolbox Tuesday sessions introducing the SCAG Transportation Safety Predictive Modeling and Analysis Platform, demonstrating how the platform can support local and regional traffic safety planning and data-focused investment decision-making. The platform is based on the CRASH traffic safety data platform developed by the Citian consultant team, who will conduct the demonstrations for these Toolbox Tuesday sessions.

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Modeling Task Force

The Modeling Task Force (MTF) coordinates SCAG’s various modeling programs and provides a forum to discuss data standards and share information and new ideas. Participation in the MTF is open to all interested parties, including governmental staff, education-related individuals and groups, environmental organizations, business groups, and the general public.

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Transportation Conformity Working Group

The Transportation Conformity Working (TCWG) is a forum to support interagency coordination to maintain transportation conformity and help improve air quality in Southern California.

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Transportation Data Analysis – Request for Question Office Hours

Join SCAG for virtual office hours, where we will guide you through the process of submitting your questions for the Transportation Data Analysis Request for Questions. This session is designed to ensure your submissions are clear, complete, and aligned with the goals of the program.

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Aviation Technical Advisory Committee

The Aviation Technical Advisory Committee (ATAC) is a quarterly regional forum for aviation professionals (e.g., airport planners, transportation agency officials, and academics) to share technical and professional expertise on regional aviation issues with SCAG. SCAG uses information and data provided by the ATAC to inform the aviation element of the Connect SoCal Regional Transportation Plan/Sustainable Communities Strategy, as well as other planning and research efforts.

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Executive Director’s Monthly Report, January 2025

The January 2025 Executive Director’s Report covers the agency’s major activities, key programs, and accomplishments over the past month.

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2024 Southern California Economic Update

The “2024 Southern California Economic Update” reviews the past year and highlights economic trends to watch for in the coming year to assist Southern California policymakers in planning for the next 30 years.