Tulare County Association of Governments  |
The Tulare County Association of Governments (TCAG), is made up of the five Tulare County Supervisors, an elected official from each incorporated city, three at-large representatives, and a representative from Caltrans. TCAG is responsible for overseeing and planning projects that do not always recognize man-made boundaries – issues such as roads and air quality. The staff members of TCAG work closely with the county and each of its cities, helping to bring tax money back home to fund bus service, road improvements, projects that will improve our air quality, and more.
This website is a wealth of information about transportation planning and the work of TCAG’s board and staff. Click here to view our 2007/08 Overall Work Program for details on TCAG's many tasks.
For general information, contact Deputy Executive Director Ted Smalley at tsmalley@co.tulare.ca.us
or 559-733-6291.
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Timely Topics  |
In the News
For updates and information on issues important to TCAG and it's member agencies, look here. |
| Press Release: Public meetings will get residents to vote on look of Tulare County in 2050 more > |
Seeking Applicants for Advisory Council
TCAG is currently accepting applications for the Youth Position on the Social Services Transportation Advisory Council more> |
Regional Transportation Plan (RTP)
This long-range planning document guides transportation planning and identifies funding sources. For updates and to download the most current RTP, look here. |
Air Quality Updates
TCAG is very involved in air quality modeling, planning, and outreach. For more information on air quality look here. Or view one of our programs: Essay/Poster Contest, Employee Incentive Program |
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Measure R  |
Measure R is underway! The Tulare County Transportation Authority has adopted policies and the first strategic work plan for carrying out Measure R projects. Each of the cities and the County of Tulare are busy developing their respective local plans. Click here for the latest information.
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200888 Poster Essay Contest |

411 students from all over Tulare County put their thinking caps on and entered an essay or poster in the 5th annual “Make A Difference in Air Quality” student essay and poster contest. Click here for contest information > |
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Public Participation Plan |
Draft Participation Plan now available!
Please help us in the development of our Public Participation Plan. Click here |
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