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Longtime ACOG Employee Celebrates Retirement | Association of Central Oklahoma Governments

Midwest City · Midwest City

Longtime ACOG Employee Celebrates Retirement | Association of Central Oklahoma Governments

ACOG Honors the Retirement of Longtime Water Resources Director John Harrington, P.G. The Association of Central Oklahoma Governments (ACOG) is proud to honor John Harrington, P.G., who is retiring on June 30, after an exemplary 37-year career devoted to the protection, planning, and management of water resources across the Central Oklahoma region. Since joining ACOG in 1988, Harrington has served as the organization’s Water Resources Director, …Read Article

ACOG FY 2026 Budget Approved | Association of Central Oklahoma Governments

Oklahoma City · Oklahoma City

ACOG FY 2026 Budget Approved | Association of Central Oklahoma Governments

ACOG BOARD APPROVES FY 2026 BUDGET OKLAHOMA CITY — The ACOG Board of Directors approved the FY 2026 Budget at the Board meeting held on June 26, at the ACOG office, located at 4205 N. Lincoln Blvd. The FY 2026 Budget, totaling $16,339,687, reflects an overall decrease of $1,286,843 in revenue compared to the FY 2025 Budget. The decrease is primarily due to the following major factors: FY2025 transfer of Federal Transit Administration (FTA) 5303 …Read Article

ACOG Honors Retiring Board Officers | Association of Central Oklahoma Governments

ACOG Honors Retiring Board Officers and Longstanding Municipal Leaders for Their Service to Central Oklahoma The Association of Central Oklahoma Governments (ACOG) proudly recognized the dedicated service and lasting contributions of four distinguished municipal leaders during its recent Board of Directors meeting. These leaders, who are retiring from public service, have been instrumental in shaping regional policy, strengthening local partners…Oklahoma, United States · Oklahoma Read Article

New Plan Charts a Bold Course for Cleaner Air in Central Oklahoma | Association of Central Oklahoma Governments

NEW REGIONAL PLAN MAPS BOLD PATH TO CLEANER AIR IN CENTRAL OKLAHOMA Plan Seeks to Protect Public Health & Infrastructure The Association of Central Oklahoma Governments (ACOG) has released its Central Oklahoma Regional Air Quality Plan, a strategic framework to protect and improve the region’s air quality while ensuring compliance with federal ozone standards. The plan outlines five years of targeted actions to reduce emissions from transportati…Oklahoma, United States · Oklahoma Read Article

New SLO County Dispatch Center nearing Completion to Modernize Emergency Services 'from the 1980s to the 21st century'

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Dave Alley/KEYT TEMPLETON, Calif. - San Luis Obispo County is drawing closer to finally open its brand new Public Safety Communications Center in Templeton. When completed, the $39 million, 19,000 square foot, two-story facility will house dispatching services for both the San Luis Obispo County Sheriff's Office and San Luis Obispo County Fire Department/CAL FIRE. "With every week, the anticipation builds as this building gets more complete," sa…See the Story

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