September 10 @ 8:00 am
🚗🚌🚶♀️ What does the future of transportation look like to you?
We asked community members to share their hopes and challenges for how we move around the #HGACRegion — and here’s what they had to say. 📸💬
From smoother commutes to safer streets, your stories are helping shape…
Help shape the future of transportation in the Houston-Galveston region! Whether you’re a resident, business owner, commuter, or advocate, your voice matters.
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Happy #NationalInternDay!
Huge shoutout to our incredibly hardworking interns! SPAG is happy to be a part of your professional journey!
Fighting back against illegal dumping!
Elected officials and officers from across East Texas came together in Longview for Environmental Law Training. Over two days, they tackled topics like illegal dumping, outdoor burning, and water pollution to protect our communities! 💪
Last month, CAPCOG's Basic Peace Office Course No. 102 graduated with every cadet -- peace officer -- passing their TCOLE basic peace officer exam. Of the 41 officers, 38 of them are already serving in Central Texas communities.
Congrats to the cadets!
We sincerely thank all the first responders who attended the June 6 TEEX Lithium-ion Battery Safety Training hosted by AACOG. With over 50 first responders and emergency management professionals participating, the event was a successful step forward in enhancing our region’s…
🌬️ Let’s clear the air—together! 🌎✨
Join us for the 2025 Houston Regional Air Quality Summit, where community stakeholders, policymakers, industry leaders, and student advocates will come together to explore real solutions for cleaner air across the Houston-Galveston region.…
🔥🩺 This past weekend, future Aggie Nurses participated in our Campus CERT training, sharpening their medical skills and gaining hands-on experience in search and rescue and fire suppression.
Earlier this month, our team sprang into action when the Athens Fire Department requested help evacuating residents from a nursing home during a fire. We quickly deployed seven buses to assist. Approximately 40 residents, many of whom have mobility needs, were safely transported.