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  1. Public Meeting Dates Set for the Connections 2040 Metropolitan Transportation Draft Plan

    The Mid-Region MPO will be releasing the initial draft of the Connections 2040 MTP for public review in early January 2020. They will also be hosting three public meetings throughout the region to gather feedback from the public on the draft plan. Read more

  2. 2018 Traffic Flow Maps Released

    The Mid-Region Council of Governments Traffic Flow Maps for 2018 have been released. These maps include average weekday traffic counts on roadways at all major roads in Bernalillo, Valencia, Torrance, Sandoval and southern Santa Fe counties. Read more

  3. MRMPO Video Describes the Target Scenario, What it Means for the Region and for You

    Bustling activity centers, a multi-modal transportation network; these are just some of the visions for the Target Scenario. Learn more about the region's vision for transportation and growth in the third video recently released by the Mid-Region MPO. Read more

  4. Fifty Years of People, Place & Progress: Looking Back on 50 Years of MRCOG

    As you read this year's report, we hope you will get a picture of just how far we've come as an organization and as a region. Starting with only a handful of people and a very limited amount of resources, MRCOG has traveled a long and evolutionary road. Read more

  5. MRMPO Releases Second Video: What is the MTP?

    MRMPO has recently produced a video explaining what the Metropolitan Transportation Plan (MTP) is. Not sure or a little rusty on what the MTP is? Watch the video! Totally understand the MTP, how it is developed, and why we need such a plan. Read more

  6. National Spotlight focuses on Central NM Region’s Economic Development Efforts

    The Mid-Region Council of Governments, which oversees the central area’s Economic Development District, was put in the national spotlight this week for its creative approach to the region’s Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy – or “CEDS”. Read more

  7. Request for Qualifications: Job Access Transportation Service Providers

    Proposals from individuals and firms to provide Job Access transportation services for its eligible riders in Bernalillo and Sandoval Counties. Read more
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