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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The council agenda included a merit increase for the MPO Director, updates on the North Texas Zero Emission Vehicles Project, and the submission of candidate projects for the PROTECT Competitive Grant Program. Additional topics included approving funds for the organization's 60th anniversary, reviewing legislative policies for the upcoming state legislative session, and allocating funds for regional air quality modeling capabilities. The council also discussed a Regional Bicycle Safety Action Plan, initiated a call for projects for pedestrian and bicycle facilities, and received progress reports on commercial vehicle enforcement, an integrated transportation and stormwater infrastructure study, and the Access North Texas plan update.
Sep 11, 2026·Board meeting agenda
Regional Transportation Council Agenda
The agenda focuses on several transportation planning and funding initiatives. Key topics include revisions to the Transportation Improvement Program, amendments to the Federal Functional Classification System, and modifications to the Unified Planning Work Program. The council will address funding for transportation education campaigns, the extension of the Collin County Rides program, and the adoption of federal performance measures for air quality and transit assets. Additionally, the council will review allocations for the Metropolitan Transportation Plan, discuss the Regional Bicycle Safety Action Plan, consider grant applications for bus facilities and electric aircraft charging infrastructure, and examine the Regional Rail Crossing Inventory Database. The meeting will also include a presentation of the legislative program for the upcoming Texas legislative session.
Sep 10, 2026·Board meeting
Regional Transportation Council Meeting Agenda And Minutes
The Regional Transportation Council meeting focused on several key items including the approval of modifications to the Transportation Improvement Program and the Unified Planning Work Program. The Council discussed and took action on funding updates for the Collin County Rides program, transportation paid education campaigns, and various federal grant applications. Additionally, the meeting included presentations and actions regarding the Regional Bicycle Safety Action Plan, federal performance measures for air quality and transit assets, and Metropolitan Transportation Plan Policy Bundle allocations. Members were also provided with updates on the legislative program for the upcoming Texas legislative session.
