$3.8 Million Approved for Projects in Disinvested Communities through Engage, Empower, Implement Program

The SACOG Board of Directors approved $3.8 million in funding for 11 projects across the region as part of the agency’s Engage, Empower, Implement (EEI) program.

Galt Is Providing Better Connections for Residents and Visitors Along C Street

This central route through the heart of town is being transformed with new bike lanes, sidewalks, pedestrian crossings, and landscaping.

Transportation List for the 2025 Blueprint Adopted by Board of Directors

The SACOG Board of Directors adopted the Draft Final Transportation Project List. This list, combined with the adopted land use assumptions, will form the final preferred scenario for the 2025 Metropolitan Transportation Plan/Sustainable Communities Strategy, known as the 2025 Blueprint.

"Dangerous by Design" Workshop Addresses Pedestrian Safety in Sacramento Region

The presentation shed light on the alarming pedestrian safety issues in the Sacramento-Roseville-Folsom metro area, which ranks 20th in the United States for pedestrian road fatalities.

2024 Regional Progress Report Shows Emerging Trends in Transportation, Housing, and the Economy

SACOG Welcomes Data Professionals to the Data and Modeling User Conference

The conference is an opportunity for anyone who is interested in learning what’s “under the hood” of SACOG’s data and uncovering how models and data assumptions are used to help inform projects across the region.

Green Means Go: Housing Solutions from the Ground Up

SACOG gathered leaders from across the state to share how Regional Early Action Planning (REAP) 2.0 funds impact the Sacramento region through SACOG’s Green Means Go program.

Citrus Heights Constructing Final Stage Along Auburn Boulevard

The City of Citrus Heights is putting the final piece of its nearly $36 million Auburn Boulevard Complete Street project together after almost 20 years.

Exploring the Denver Region: A Tour of Progress and Innovation

SACOG board members and guests got a first-hand look at key projects shaping Denver’s skyline and community.

Carbon Reduction Program Grant Awards: Eight Regional Projects Awarded $7.4 Million

Mobility Hubs in Action: Innovative Transportation Experience in Yuba City

SACOG board and community members experienced firsthand the potential of mobility hubs in the Sacramento region.

Advancing Regional Prosperity Through the Coordinated Rural Opportunities Plan (CROP)

California’s Budget Axe Looms Over $34.5 Million Green Means Go Project

California faces tough choices to overcome the state budget deficit. Currently, state legislators and the governor are recommending budget cuts to the REAP funding, which would impact the grants and money already allocated to projects in cities and counties from Green Means Go.

Cycle, Stroll, Discover: Adventure Kits Redefine Community Exploration

The 50 Corridor Transportation Management Association (TMA) has launched a new campaign that invites residents to experience the joys and adventures of getting around by bike or transit to destinations around the area.

SACOG Receives $22.5 Million for Green Means Go Program

The U.S. Department of Transportation’s Reconnecting Communities Grant will advance transportation design and planning projects to address barriers in disadvantaged areas.

Meet California’s Assembly Transportation Committee Chair, Assemblywoman Lori D. Wilson

The California Assembly Committee on Transportation oversees all facets of the transportation system in the state. This year the committee is under the leadership of a new chair, Assemblywoman Lori D. Wilson who shared with SACOG her perspective on the future of transportation in California.

Sacramento Makes Groundbreaking Changes to Housing Policies

The City of Sacramento has taken a monumental step forward in its effort to combat climate change and offer a wide range of housing options with the adoption of its 2040 General Plan.

From Students to Leaders

More than 30 students are participating in the sixth year of the Youth Leadership Academy. The program has enjoyed welcoming back many students as peer coordinators who go through the program once and come back to take on more of a leadership role.

Equity at the Forefront in Placer County

The Placer County Transportation Planning Authority recently adopted its Equity Policy Plan. The agency is implementing equity into its planning process while building its understanding of diverse community needs in the Placer region.

CARTA Paves the Way for Tolling in Sacramento

The Capital Area Regional Tolling Authority (CARTA) marked its official commencement with the inaugural board meeting held on February 15, 2024.

Riding Through Roseville

Construction begins on the city of Roseville's Dry Creek Greenway Project.

“Innovative Transportation Solutions” Award Recognizes Regional Trail Network

Sacramento WTS honors 1,000-mile trail network and project manager, Victoria Cacciatore.

SACOG Swears in Board Leadership for 2024

The SACOG Board of Directors officially announced the appointment of city of Placerville councilmember, Michael Saragosa, as board chair and city of Elk Grove councilmember Darren Suen as the vice chair during the first board meeting of the year held on January 18, 2024.

2023 SACOG Annual Highlights

Learn how SACOG's work in 2023 remained focused on creating a region of choice to meet the wide-ranging needs of more than 2.5 million community members.