The Criminal Justice Strategic Plan Subcommittee will discuss the development of the CAPCOG 2025-2030 Criminal Justice Strategic Plan that provides guidance to the region on how criminal justice grants from the Office of the Governor will be prioritized by CAPCOG's governing body. The committee is a subcommittee of the CAPCOG Criminal Justice Advisory Committee (CJAC). […]

The Criminal Justice Advisory Committee will convene to discuss the upcoming criminal justice funding opportunities from the Office of the Governor as well as the process the committee will use to rank project applications for recommendation. The committee consists of at least 17 members from across multiple disciplines related to criminal justice with at least […]

The Capital Area Initiatives Foundation (CAIF), a 501(c) 3 nonprofit corporation created by the CAPCOG Executive Committee in 1999 for the purpose of pursing private foundation funding to support programs that complement existing programs of CAPCOG, will be meeting upon the adjournment of the Capital Area Emergency Communications District Board of Managers meeting. The members […]

The CAPCOG Executive Committee meets on the second Wednesday of each month to conduct agency business. The 28-member committee, largely comprised of city and county elected officials, provides direction to CAPCOG staff on program implementation, budgets, contracts, and general policies and procedures for managing the agency. This meeting will be held in conjunction of the […]

The CAPCOG General Assembly will meet for its annual membership meeting to elect the 2025 CAPCOG Executive Committee. During this meeting, CAPCOG will recognize the recipient of the Jack Griesenbeck Leadership in Regional Award and the Phill Parmer Volunteer Award as CAPCOG honors all of the volunteers who serve on policy and advisory committees. The […]

The Economic Development Advisory Committee (EDAC) will meet to discuss economic development issues ranging from increasing employment opportunities to coordinating local economic development planning with transportation, community development and job training planning. Every five years the group develops the region's Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy and provides updates to the strategy annually. EDAC meets quarterly and […]

The Capital Area Emergency Communications District Board of Managers, whose members are the same as the CAPCOG Executive Committee, oversees 9-1-1 services throughout the ten-county region. It works to provide sustainable infrastructure and redundancy to the region's 9-1-1 network. It also provides training and other resources for the region's public safety answering points. This meeting […]

The Capital Area Regional Transportation Planning Organization serves as a forum for elected officials to discuss regional transportation issues. Three local government representatives from each county in the region can reside on the board along with non-voting members from the Texas Department of Transportation and other transportation stakeholders. Each county appoints its members. Learn more […]

The CAPCOG Executive Committee meets on the second Wednesday of each month to discuss regional issues and conduct agency business. The 28-member committee, which largely consists of city and county elected officials, provides direction to the CAPCOG staff on program implementation, budgets, contracts, and general policies and procedures for managing the agency. Find the committee's […]