The Policy Board is Metro COG’s executive decision making body. It meets the third Thursday of every month except November. The board performs three primary functions. [More...]
The TTC advises the Policy Board on technical matters associated with Metro COG’s work activities and mission and on specific transportation planning issues. [More...]
The Metropolitan Transportation Initiative (MTI) is a consortium of local municipalities, public and private transportation providers, social/human service agencies, and private sector employers in the Fargo-Moorhead Metropolitan Area. [More...]
The Metro Trails Committee ( formally the Metropolitan Bicycle and Pedestrian Committee) meets three or four times a year to discuss the issues and needs facing the walking and bicycling public. [More...]
The Metropolitan GIS Committee was formed to encourage and facilitate the sharing of geographic information (electronic mapping data) and to guide the development of GIS throughout the metropolitan area in a consistent manner. [More...]
The Metropolitan Incident Management Committee meets to discuss issues related to emergency response and to plan for the ability to restore full capacity to local transportation facilities in the event that an incident has occurred. [More...]
The Metropolitan Rail Issues Task Force addresses a wide range of railroad issues that affect multiple jurisdictions. Recent efforts include working to establish a quiet zone in downtown Fargo and Moorhead, determining the feasibility of abandoning the north track, and improving pedestrian safety along railways. [More...]
The purpose of the Metropolitan Water Supply Committee is to discuss options, develop policy, and promote coordination among jursidictions for how future water resources will be treated and distributed from a metropolitan perspective. The committee does not have a regular schedule meeting time.
The Metropolitan Water Task Force addresses a wide range of issues related to the rivers that affect the metropolitan area. The Committee meets two to three times a year. [More...]