Announcements

Job Opening: Highway Safety Program Specialist

The South Central Regional Council of Governments (SCRCOG) seeks a qualified person for the following position. Position: Highway Safety Program Specialist Location: SCRCOG Office Closing Date: Friday, December 29, 2023 at 12PM local time, or until pos …

Request for Qualifications – UPWP FY24

The South Central Regional Council of Governments (SCRCOG) seeks the services of one or more consultants for the following transportation planning studies during the 2024-2025 Fiscal Years: Guilford Town Center Traffic Study Northford Center Connectivi …

Job Opening: GIS/Data Manager

The South Central Regional Council of Governments (SCRCOG) seeks a qualified person for the following position. Position: GIS/Data Manager Location: SCRCOG Office Closing Date: Until position is filled The GIS/Data Manager is responsible for the collec …

Upcoming Meetings

Dec
06
Transportation Committee Meeting
Dec
14
Executive Committee
Dec
14
SCRCOG Board Meeting
Dec
14
Regional Planning Commission (RPC) Meeting
Jan
10
Transportation Committee Meeting
Jan
11
Regional Planning Commission (RPC) Meeting

Welcome to SCRCOG

The South Central Region of Connecticut is an economically diverse region of fifteen municipalities with a total population of approximately 570,000. The Region extends from the City of Milford on the west to the Town of Madison on the east, and to the City of Meriden to the north with the City of New Haven centrally located on the coast of the Long Island Sound. The Region is home to Yale University and Yale-New Haven Hospital (recognized as an international leader in medical care and research), as well as a number of other major educational and health care institutions.

The South Central Regional Council of Governments (SCRCOG) brings together local governments to coordinate transportation planning, regional land use and environmental planning, and municipal services programs on a regional basis. SCRCOG provides a forum to foster communication and collaboration among its member municipalities in identifying and addressing these and other regional issues.