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Find similar grantsTransportation-Land Use Connections (TLC) Program is sponsored by Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments (COG). The TLC Program provides short-term consultant services to local jurisdictions for small planning projects that promote mixed-use, walkable communities and support a variety of transportation alternatives in the Metropolitan Washington region.
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Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments COG is the one place in metropolitan Washington that regularly brings leaders together to develop solutions to the region's major challenges.
COG prepares plans enabling the region to receive federal funding, provides members with research and data to inform decision-making, and offers a wide range of programs, including commuter services, cooperative purchasing, technical assistance and grants, and public outreach campaigns.
Through the National Capital Region Transportation Planning Board (TPB), area officials, planners, and engineers ensure a well-managed and maintained transportation system. The TPB, which is staffed by COG, conducts the federally mandated transportation planning process for the region and ensures the uninterrupted flow of federal transportation funds that area jurisdictions receive.
COG's work engages leaders in various environmental fields from water quality experts to climate scientists. Together, they are advancing regional efforts to restore local waterways, improve air quality, reduce greenhouse gas emissions and address climate change, promote recycling, and enhance and preserve green space and agriculture.
Featured Pages:Air Quality Forecast |Regional Drought and Water Supply Status |Electric Vehicle Deployment Clearinghouse & EV Checklist Area officials and experts, including planning and housing directors and child welfare and health officials,work together with their counterparts at COG to help shape stronger communities throughout the region.
Featured Pages:Cooperative Forecast|Homelessness in Metropolitan Washington Report|Economic Trends Dashboard * Homeland Security & Public Safety * Forum on Public Order Policing ## Homeland Security & Public Safety COG brings police chiefs, fire chiefs, emergency managers, and other leaders together as part of its work to strengthen regional public safety coordination, homeland security planning, and emergency communication.
Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments [](https://www. mwcog.
org/transportation/planning-areas/land-use-coordination/tlc-program/) # Transportation Land-Use Connections Program The Transportation Land-Use Connections (TLC) Program, established by the TPB in 2007,provides short-term consultant services to local jurisdictions for small planning projects that promote mixed-use, walkable communities and support a variety of transportation alternatives.
The program offers consultant assistance up to$80,000 for planning projects and up to $100,000 for design or preliminary engineering projects. Since 2007, TLC has funded 191 planning projects, totaling more than $9. 2 million in local technical assistance.
FY 2026 TLC and RRSP approved projects FY 2025 TLC Program approved projects Public Space Strategies to Advance Racial Equity (District of Columbia) FY 2025 Regional Roadway Safety Program approved projects **Vibrant Communities and Safer Roads Webinar Series Our 2024 webinar featured new projects from last year– including plans for shared-use paths, bus stop improvements, and safe routes to school plans.
Hear about projects in Gaithersburg, Prince George's County, Rockville, Alexandria, City of Fairfax, Fairfax County, and Prince William County. View the webinar. This webinar shared recent examples of TLC and Regional Roadway Safety Program projects, including pedestrian safety plans, trail design, bike safety education, first mile-last mile connections, and delivery microhubs.
View the webinar! View the April 2023webinar_Promoting Vibrant Communities and Safer Roads: Celebrating 15 Years of Planning Assistance to Local Governments in Metropolitan Washington. _ Learn more about past projects in the District of Columbia, Maryland, and Virginia by searching the Local Technical Assistance Programs database.
The database archives project topic and year, funding level, and final project reports. Sort and filter by jurisdiction and by program type (e.g., bicycle and pedestrian, corridor planning, transit). Reports are downloadable in PDF format.
**Local Technical Assistance Map** This map displays all of the projects included in TPB's Local Technical Assistance (LTA) programs: Transportation Land-Use Connections, Regional Roadway Safety, and Transit Within Reach. Watch the TLC and Regional Roadway Safety Program Spotlight video below. More TLC videos are available on COG's YouTube channel.
For more information on the TLC program, contact Victoria Caudullo atvcaudullo@mwcog. org. For questions about the RRSP program, contact Janie Nham atjnham@mwcog.
org. ## Early Summer 2026 TPB Highlights: project approvals, congestion management process, and resilience economic analysis The TPB's May and June meetings included approvals of Transportation Land-Use Connections and Regional Roadway Safety Program projects, a review of the updated...
## TPB approves funding for 12 new Transportation Land-Use Connections and Regional Roadway Safety projects The National Capital Region Transportation Planning Board (TPB) approved FY 2027 funding for twelve local planning projects, including six Transportation...
## TPB accepting applications for FY 2027 Transportation Land Use Connections and Regional Roadway Safety Programs The application period for the Transportation Land-Use Connections (TLC) Program and the Regional Roadway Safety Program (RRSP) is open through February 27,... * [](https://www. mwcog.
org/transportation/planning-areas/land-use-coordination/tlc-program/#) Transportation - Planning Areas * Regional Planning Approach * Transportation Land-Use Connections Program * TLC Program Searchable Database * Transportation Alternatives * Air Quality & Environment * Management, Operations & Safety * Performance Based Planning and Programming * Fairness & Accessibility Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments 777 North Capitol Street NE, Suite 300
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Transportation-Land Use Connections (TLC) Program is funded by Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments (COG). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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