Board Meeting Preview
This video provides an overview of the upcoming Annual Board Meeting & Luncheon happening on October 20, 2021 in Gallup, NM at the McKinley County's New Governmental Complex and Second Floor Training Center. LINKS: Meeting Information: https://ift.tt/38NyIr7 MORE ON THE NWNMCOG: Website: http://www.nwnmcog.com/ "Leading the Field to Empower Communities and Move the Region" Building on strong foundations of planning, institutional context, inter-agency collaboration and expertise, the Northwest New Mexico Council of Governments ("COG") has worked with the region's local governments for over half a century to support community development, promote strategic innovation and propel regional competitiveness. About Northwest New Mexico Council of Governments Northwest New Mexico Council of Governments (NWNMCOG) is 50-year-old regional development organization (RDO) recognized and empowered by the State of New Mexico and the US Economic Development Administration. We serve the entire three-county region of Cibola, McKinley, and San Juan counties and the communities there within to improve community and economy for the region and its people. The NWNMCOG is association of nine local governments governed by a Board of Directors unified by the belief that we are stronger together and only united can we advance on regional opportunities and tackle regional challenges from sustainable water supply, to behavior health, to strategic infrastructure, and to regional economic development. For more information about NWNMCOG, visit http://www.nwnmcog.com/

Board Events Preview | July 28, 2021
This video provides an overview of the upcoming Annual Board Meeting & Luncheon happening on July 28, 2021 in Grants, NM at the Coyote Del Malpais Golf Course. LINKS: Meeting Information: https://ift.tt/38NyIr7 RSVP: https://ift.tt/3kKT6j3 MORE ON THE NWNMCOG: Website: http://www.nwnmcog.com/ "Leading the Field to Empower Communities and Move the Region" Building on strong foundations of planning, institutional context, inter-agency collaboration and expertise, the Northwest New Mexico Council of Governments ("COG") has worked with the region's local governments for over half a century to support community development, promote strategic innovation and propel regional competitiveness. About Northwest New Mexico Council of Governments Northwest New Mexico Council of Governments (NWNMCOG) is 50-year-old regional development organization (RDO) recognized and empowered by the State of New Mexico and the US Economic Development Administration. We serve the entire three-county region of Cibola, McKinley, and San Juan counties and the communities there within to improve community and economy for the region and its people. The NWNMCOG is association of nine local governments governed by a Board of Directors unified by the belief that we are stronger together and only united can we advance on regional opportunities and tackle regional challenges from sustainable water supply, to behavior health, to strategic infrastructure, and to regional economic development. For more information about NWNMCOG, visit http://www.nwnmcog.com/

Stronger Together Coalition Presentation
A presentation to the Gallup City Council on May 11, 2021 to advocate for a Stronger Together Partnership.

Putting Our Region on the Map | Weekly Presser
Our Region, Your COG | February 22-26, 2021 To provide a overview of the top accomplishments of the week and provide real time reporting to our members, partners, and the public. This week is focused on the National designation of the scenic byway "Trail of the Ancients NM". Join the COG Family | Sign Up for Email Updates http://eepurl.com/gmLF9T​​​ Links: Trail of the Ancients NM: https://ift.tt/37x0Ldr https://ift.tt/37uXFGZ Four Corner Geotourism Website: https://ift.tt/3dyQZeH Press Releases: https://ift.tt/3du9L6Z https://ift.tt/3birgo6 MORE ON THE NWNMCOG: Website: http://www.nwnmcog.com/ "Leading the Field to Empower Communities and Move the Region" Building on strong foundations of planning, institutional context, inter-agency collaboration and expertise, the Northwest New Mexico Council of Governments ("COG") has worked with the region's local governments for over half a century to support community development, promote strategic innovation and propel regional competitiveness. About Northwest New Mexico Council of Governments Northwest New Mexico Council of Governments (NWNMCOG) is 50-year-old regional development organization (RDO) recognized and empowered by the State of New Mexico and the US Economic Development Administration. We serve the entire three-county region of Cibola, McKinley, and San Juan counties and the communities there within to improve community and economy for the region and its people. The NWNMCOG is association of nine local governments governed by a Board of Directors unified by the belief that we are stronger together and only united can we advance on regional opportunities and tackle regional challenges from sustainable water supply, to behavior health, to strategic infrastructure, and to regional economic development. For more information about NWNMCOG, visit http://www.nwnmcog.com/

February 17, 2021

EDA Rains Down a 2-for-1 | Weekly Presser Take 2
Our Region, Your COG | February 11, 2021 To provide a overview of the top accomplishments of the week and provide real time reporting to our members, partners, and the public. Join the COG Family | Sign Up for Updates http://eepurl.com/gmLF9T​​ Links: EDA Press Release: https://ift.tt/37rarX9 COG Press Release: https://ift.tt/2Nkdk4E MORE ON THE NWNMCOG: Website: http://www.nwnmcog.com/ "Leading the Field to Empower Communities and Move the Region" Building on strong foundations of planning, institutional context, inter-agency collaboration and expertise, the Northwest New Mexico Council of Governments ("COG") has worked with the region's local governments for over half a century to support community development, promote strategic innovation and propel regional competitiveness. About Northwest New Mexico Council of Governments Northwest New Mexico Council of Governments (NWNMCOG) is 50-year-old regional development organization (RDO) recognized and empowered by the State of New Mexico and the US Economic Development Administration. We serve the entire three-county region of Cibola, McKinley, and San Juan counties and the communities there within to improve community and economy for the region and its people. The NWNMCOG is association of nine local governments governed by a Board of Directors unified by the belief that we are stronger together and only united can we advance on regional opportunities and tackle regional challenges from sustainable water supply, to behavior health, to strategic infrastructure, and to regional economic development. For more information about NWNMCOG, visit http://www.nwnmcog.com/

Moving Transportation Forward | Weekly Presser
Our Region, Your COG | February 15-19, 2021 To provide a overview of the top accomplishments of the week and provide real time reporting to our members, partners, and the public. This week is focused on the release of our Regional Transportation Plan 2020. Join the COG Family | Sign Up for Email Updates http://eepurl.com/gmLF9T​​ Links: Northwest NM Regional Transportation Plan: https://ift.tt/3jKxxwP Farmington Metropolitan Transportation Plan: https://ift.tt/3d5Nz2L NM Transportation Plan 2045: https://ift.tt/3793ae2 MORE ON THE NWNMCOG: Website: www.nwnmcog.com "Leading the Field to Empower Communities and Move the Region" Building on strong foundations of planning, institutional context, inter-agency collaboration and expertise, the Northwest New Mexico Council of Governments ("COG") has worked with the region's local governments for over half a century to support community development, promote strategic innovation and propel regional competitiveness. About Northwest New Mexico Council of Governments Northwest New Mexico Council of Governments (NWNMCOG) is 50-year-old regional development organization (RDO) recognized and empowered by the State of New Mexico and the US Economic Development Administration. We serve the entire three-county region of Cibola, McKinley, and San Juan counties and the communities there within to improve community and economy for the region and its people. The NWNMCOG is association of nine local governments governed by a Board of Directors unified by the belief that we are stronger together and only united can we advance on regional opportunities and tackle regional challenges from sustainable water supply, to behavior health, to strategic infrastructure, and to regional economic development. For more information about NWNMCOG, visit www.nwnmcog.com.

From Brown to Green | Weekly Presser
Our Region, Your COG | February 8-12, 2021 To provide a overview of the top accomplishments of the week and provide real time reporting to our members, partners, and the public. Join the COG Family | Sign Up for Email Updates http://eepurl.com/gmLF9T​ Links: A Case Study: How a Brownfield Redevelopment Planning Effort in Gallup Resulted in A New Regulation for Vapor Intrusion in New Mexico https://ift.tt/3aZJzy3 Bloomfield Brownfields Page: https://ift.tt/3aYUxUM Pillar Innovations: https://ift.tt/3rK5y2T MORE ON THE NWNMCOG: Website: www.nwnmcog.com "Leading the Field to Empower Communities and Move the Region" Building on strong foundations of planning, institutional context, inter-agency collaboration and expertise, the Northwest New Mexico Council of Governments ("COG") has worked with the region's local governments for over half a century to support community development, promote strategic innovation and propel regional competitiveness. About Northwest New Mexico Council of Governments Northwest New Mexico Council of Governments (NWNMCOG) is 50-year-old regional development organization (RDO) recognized and empowered by the State of New Mexico and the US Economic Development Administration. We serve the entire three-county region of Cibola, McKinley, and San Juan counties and the communities there within to improve community and economy for the region and its people. The NWNMCOG is association of nine local governments governed by a Board of Directors unified by the belief that we are stronger together and only united can we advance on regional opportunities and tackle regional challenges from sustainable water supply, to behavior health, to strategic infrastructure, and to regional economic development. For more information about NWNMCOG, visit www.nwnmcog.com.

Board Meeting In Review | Quarterly Impact Report | Weekly Presser
Our Region, Your COG | January 18-22, 2021 To provide a overview of the top accomplishments of the week and provide real time reporting to our members, partners, and the public. Join the COG Family | Sign Up for Email Updates https://ift.tt/3eZzJ0X Links: COG Board: https://ift.tt/38NyIr7 Connecting the Dots Newsletter: https://ift.tt/39QtPx3 Director’s Notes: https://ift.tt/2NuB5Y1 Audit: https://ift.tt/39A5Dil Board Meeting: https://ift.tt/39SApmG MORE ON THE NWNMCOG: Website: www.nwnmcog.com "Leading the Field to Empower Communities and Move the Region" Building on strong foundations of planning, institutional context, inter-agency collaboration and expertise, the Northwest New Mexico Council of Governments ("COG") has worked with the region's local governments for over half a century to support community development, promote strategic innovation and propel regional competitiveness. About Northwest New Mexico Council of Governments Northwest New Mexico Council of Governments (NWNMCOG) is 50-year-old regional development organization (RDO) recognized and empowered by the State of New Mexico and the US Economic Development Administration. We serve the entire three-county region of Cibola, McKinley, and San Juan counties and the communities there within to improve community and economy for the region and its people. The NWNMCOG is association of nine local governments governed by a Board of Directors unified by the belief that we are stronger together and only united can we advance on regional opportunities and tackle regional challenges from sustainable water supply, to behavior health, to strategic infrastructure, and to regional economic development. For more information about NWNMCOG, visit www.nwnmcog.com.