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COG FARM Local Food Procurement Challenge Factsheet

The Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments (COG) Food and Agriculture Regional Member (FARM) Policy Committee launched the Local Food Procurement Challenge (“the Challenge”) on December 5th, 2025. The Challenge invites member jurisdictions to strategically shift a portion of their existing food budgets toward locally and regionally grown and produced foods, advancing economic resilience, food security, environmental stewardship, and regional agricultural vitality.

Greenhouse Gas Emissions Inventories Methodology Guide

Federal Funding Obligation Report

​The TPB is required, under the authorized transportation bill, Fixing America's Surface Transportation (FAST) Act, to publish an annual listing of projects which funds have been obligated in the preceding year as a record of project delivery and progress report for public information and disclosure.

Regional Roadway Safety Study Report

The Regional Roadway Safety Study analyzes the factors and trends contributing to fatal and serious injury crashes across the TPB region. The report provides recommendations to significantly improve safety for users of the regional transportation network.

COG Annual Report

In 2025, the Council of Governments drove regional progress through bold partnerships.

Member Benefits

Brochure highlights COG’s wide range of programs and services for its member governments, partner organizations, and the public.

State of Public Transportation Report

Report provides an overview of the state of regional public transportation in the National Capital Region.

Environmental Justice Toolkit

Guidance to policymakers on incorporating social equity, cultural sensitivity, and community health considerations into air quality, climate, and energy planning.

Visualize 2050 National Capital Region Transportation Plan

Final publication and supporting documents for Visualize 2050, the federally required metropolitan transportation plan for the National Capital Region, which was approved by the National Capital Region Transportation Planning Board (TPB) in December 2025.

2025 TPB Annual Report