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  Welcome to Kern COG!  
 

Kern COG is an association of city and county governments primarily created to address regional transportation issues. Its member agencies include the County of Kern and its 11 incorporated cities.

 
  Recent News From Kern COG  
 

Board Actions : Kern COG's Board tabled contracts for a federal and state lobbyists in June. See this story and others in June's Board Actions.

 

 

Conformity Public Notice: A 30-day public comment period is open on air quality conformity documents associated with the 2009 Federal Transportation Improvement Program (FTIP) Amendment No. 2 and 2007 RTP Amendment No. 1. The document is available here.

 
 

Blueprint Awards: City managers, planners, developers and others are encouraged to submit nominiations for the first-ever San Joaquin Valley Blueprint Awards. Nominations are due Aug. 21. Read the call for projects and download the application package.

 
 

June 2009 Progress Report: This vital report contains status information on regional highway projects. Click here for report.

 
 

Regional Traffic Count Data Map: An interactive transportation monitoring map showing traffic counts throughout the Kern Region from the 1990's to today. Get your first look here.

 

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Kern COG Poll
The Kern region will get $15 million in transportation stimulus funds. What do you think?
That'll get people working again.
None of it's for capital projects. It shouldn't all go for repaving roads.
That's a lot of potholes. Sounds good to me.
It's going to take more than $15 million for roads to get Kern's economy running again
I hope they actually spend it on the roads and not something else.


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