The council discussed various transportation and administrative matters, including the approval of a one-time lump-sum merit payment for the MPO Director, updates to the North Texas Zero Emissions Vehicle Project requirements, and approval of candidate projects for the PROTECT Competitive Grant Program. Additional topics included the 60th anniversary of the NCTCOG, orientation for new members, the 2027 Legislative Policy Program for the 90th Texas Legislature, approval of funding for air quality modeling capabilities, an overview of the Regional Bicycle Safety Action Plan, and the initiation of the 2027 Transportation Alternatives Call for Projects. The council also addressed naming conventions for the MPO and received updates on commercial vehicle compliance, the Integrated Transportation and Stormwater Infrastructure Study, and the Access North Texas 2026 update.
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North Central Texas Council Of Governments Executive Board Minutes
The board addressed numerous consent agenda items including the authorization of service contracts for employee assistance programs, temporary staffing, and caregiver support. Regional project approvals included a heavy-duty diesel vehicle emissions study, zero-emission vehicle rebates, and audiovisual equipment upgrades. The board also appointed a representative to the Texas Association of Regional Councils Board. Information items discussed included a report on the proposed Fiscal Year 2027 annual fiscal program and a discretionary grant award status update. Following an executive session, the board approved a mutually agreed separation of the Executive Director's employment agreement.
Apr 30, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Regional Transportation Council Agenda
The meeting agenda includes public comments, consideration of various Executive Board items such as funding for FIFA World Cup activities, implementation of the Texas Wesleyan University/Collard Street Improvements Study, training services contracts, and rebate participant agreements. Other key topics involve the ratification of emergency funding for unforeseen legal impacts, the development of a new three-party agreement with the Texas Department of Transportation, and an executive session for consultation with the Council Attorney regarding pending litigation.
