On Monday, Nov. 27th, the SCOG office will be moving to a new location at: 315 South 3rd St., Suite 100 Mount Vernon, WA 98273 Office phones and email addresses will stay the same after the move. SCOG staff does not anticipate a disruption in service; however, if...
The agenda for the November 2nd, 2017 SCOG Technical Advisory Committee meeting is now available. The meeting will be held in SCOG, Room C, at 1:30 PM....
Materials for the October 31st, 2017 Growth Management Act Steering Committee meeting are now available: Meeting Agenda Meeting Packet The meeting will be held in the Skagit County Commissioners Hearing Room at 11:00 AM....
Materials for the October 18th, 2017 SCOG Board of Directors meeting are now available Meeting Agenda Meeting Packet The meeting will be held in the Burlington City Council Chambers at 2:00 PM....
Materials for the September 20th, 2017 SCOG Board of Directors meeting are now available. Meeting Agenda Meeting Packet The meeting will be held in the Lyman Old Town Hall at 1:30 PM....
The draft report and action plan for the Skagit County Housing Inventory and Transportation Analysis are now available. Links to the draft report and action plan are below: DRAFT REPORT ACTION PLAN ECONorthwest and Commonworks Consulting have been working on this project over the past several...
The agenda for the August 16th, 2017 SCOG Board of Directors meeting is now available Meeting Agenda Meeting Packet The meeting will be held in the Burlington City Council Chambers at 2:00 PM....
The agenda for the July 19th, 2017 SCOG Board of Directors meeting is now available Meeting Agenda Meeting Packet The meeting will be held in the Burlington City Council Chambers at 2:00 PM....
The Skagit Council of Governments' annual report for last year is now available. The report provides an overview of what occurred in SCOG's major program areas, budget information and what is coming in 2017. As SCOG is now 50 years old as an organization, the report includes...
Every few years, SCOG conducts an assessment of projects that have received federal funds through SCOG selection processes to ensure that SCOG decisions are not having a disproportionately high and adverse impact on minority and low-income populations in Skagit County. The most recent assessment has...
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