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2008 Issue Briefs

The range of COG’s programs and services is diverse, with challenges and issues that are often complex and at times difficult to follow. COG’s issue briefs are intended to foster better understanding among elected officials and members of the public. Each one provides an overview of complex issues and information on related projects and policy decisions. Detailed information is available in various sections of the COG website.

Issue Briefs for an outreach session with Maryland State Legislators (Feb 08)

Chesapeake Bay, Anacostia Watershed, Energy & Climate Change, Affordable Housing, Air Quality, Homeland Security & Public Safety, Technology & Communications

Issue Briefs for an outreach session with Virginia State Legislators (Jan 08)

Chesapeake Bay, Affordable Housing, Energy & Climate Change, Air Quality, Homeland Security, Technology & Communications

In Focus Reports Want to know more about our member jurisdictions? Take a look at the In Focus series for in-depth analyses of individual communities in the Washington region.


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