The ACOG MPO Technical Committee provides technical review and guidance for the ACOG MPO planning programs. This committee is generally comprised of city planners, city engineers and traffic managers, and includes representatives of various modes, environmental agencies, the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority, ODOT and the federal transportation agencies.

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Virtual 911 ACOG Grant Program Q&A Meeting This meeting is required for ECC staff involved in preparing a 911 ACOG Grant application. Register here.

The Central Oklahoma Clean Cities Coalition (COKCCC) works with local fleets to reduce transportation energy use and improve air quality. At meetings, collaborate with industry experts and innovative thought leaders to share ideas, gain insights, and create partnerships that drive sustainable change. AGENDA

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Drive EV Oklahoma is a diverse group of stakeholders working toward the development and expansion of the electric vehicle market in Oklahoma. Our Mission is to facilitate the adoption and awareness of EVs in Oklahoma through our active and cohesive group of diverse stakeholders. AGENDA

The Air Quality Advisory Committee (AQAC) provides input to the ACOG MPO Policy Committee and the ACOG Board of Directors. AGENDA

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The 911 Regional Planning and Advisory Committee (911 RPAC) consists of 911 managers and other public safety officials from the region. This body also advises both the Board of Directors and staff on policies that impact the operations of the regional system.