The Metropolitan Planning Organization for the
Lower Connecticut
River Valley
Reports & Studies
- 2022 Legislative Agenda w/ Amendments
- Regional Transportation Safety Plan
- Locally Coordinated Human Services Transportation Plan
- Route 66 Corridor Study
- Route 66 Cooridor Study Final Report | (Large PDF – 100Mb)
- Route 66 Cooridor Study Appendix D-X | (Large PDF – 96Mb)
- Route 66 Cooridor Study Executive Summary
- Route 81 Corridor Study Final Report
- Congestion Management Process Hartford TMA
- Congestion Management Process New Haven TMA
- Route 1 Corridor Study
- Route 1 Corridor Study Appendix
- Valley Railroad State Park Scenic Corridor Study
- Valley Railroad State Park Economic Impact Study
Regional Transportion Documents
- LOTCIP
- MPO Public Participation Plan
- PPP Executive Summary (English)
- PPP Executive Summary (Español)
- Title VI Brochure (English)
- Title VI Brochure (Spanish)
- Title VI Policy and Complaint form (English)
- Title VI Policy and Complaint form (Español)
- Air Quality Conformity Determination | Feb 2022
- 2022-2023 Unified Planning Work Program
- UPWP Executive Summary (English)
- UPWP Executive Summary (Español)
- 2019-2045 Metropolitan Transportation Plan
- 2021 TMA Certification Review Report
- Transportation Management Area Partnerships
- 9 Town Transit
- Middletown Area Transit
- Greater Hartford TIM Coalition
- South Central CT Mobility Management
RiverCOG is the council of governments for the seventeen Lower Connecticut River Valley Region municipalities.
As one of nine Councils of Governments (COGs) in Connecticut, RiverCOG is an extension of the region’s city and towns, governed by the chief elected and executive officers of each member municipality, and providing shared regional services under municipal direction.
Areas of RiverCOG responsibility and focus include regional transportation, land use, and emergency preparedness planning; shared municipal services (e.g. household hazardous waste disposal); conservation of land, viewsheds, and natural environments; and support of economic development, tourism, local agriculture, and other regional initiatives.
RiverCOG is also a federally designated Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) responsible for programming transportation funds and is also a state designated Regional Planning Organization (RPO) responsible for land use regulation oversight and the regional plan of conservation and development.
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What We Do
RiverCOG is a non-partisan forum for communication and cooperation across municipal boundaries, facilitating the identification of common issues and the pursuit of effective responses to regional challenges. RiverCOG brings together local governments, supporting shared regional services and coordinated planning.
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Member Towns:
Regional Planning
The RiverCOG region is established around one of Connecticut’s greatest resources – the lower Connecticut River. Planning for our region with the goal of retaining its character and green spaces, while building on the environmental and economic values that our region embodies is an important part of RiverCOG’s mission. This planning will be based on the policies and recommendations of a new Regional Plan of Conservation and Development and in the review of intermunicipal referrals, which will be overseen by the Regional Planning Committee (RPC).
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