Insights
Through our work with local, state, and federal governments across a wide array of subjects, TJCOG routinely creates, collects, and analyzes data and resources to share lessons learned, new and emerging policy strategies, and foundational documents with our member governments. Additionally, through the long-standing Regional Data Center, TJCOG hosts a collection of demographic, housing, economic, and other data for the TJCOG region and local communities. This information, and additional data analysis, can be made available to member governments and partners on request.
Proposal Development & Expertise
TJCOG is a key partner for municipalities, universities, community organizations, and planning firms on a variety of public projects. Looking to add us as a consultant on a project? We can help out with requests for proposals (RFPs), requests for quotes (RFQs), and grant proposals.
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By Shuchi Gupta, Program Coordinator
The ProgramTJCOG has been administering the T riangle Transportation Demand Management (TDM) program since its very inception in 2008. The program serves a 7- county region of Wake, Durham, Orange, Chatham, Johnston, Granville and Franklin, of which...Read more
By Maya Cough-Schulze, Water Resources Planner
The US Water Alliance defines "water equity" as the condition where all communities:
Have access to safe, clean, affordable drinking water and wastewater services; Share in the economic, social, and environmental benefits of water systems; and Are resilient in the face of floods, drought, and other climate risks.Water equity is a...Read more
What on earth is a Regional Long–Term Care Ombudsman? Good question. Some refer to us as the best-kept secret in long-term care (LTC). Others call us fixers or troubleshooters. We see ourselves as warm-hearted, hard working, and tenacious advocates for the residents in nursing homes (24-hour nursing care), assisted livings (7 or more residents) and family care homes (6 or fewer residents)....Read more
Imagine you just got home from a long day of work and are preparing to return to your job tomorrow. Most of your time is consumed by this profession, and what little free time you have remaining you don’t dedicate to yourself, but instead to your family — your kids, your spouse, your friends. Life isn’t a struggle, though it can be a challenge. But then that spot in the roof that you thought...Read more