- Agendas
- Current Agendas
- Past Agendas
- Aviation Technical Advisory Committee
- Community, Economic, and Human Development Committee
- Connect SoCal Subcommittee
- Emerging Technologies Committee
- Energy and Environment Committee
- Executive Administration Committee
- Joint Meeting
- Legislative / Communications & Membership Committee
- Regional Council
- Regional Planning Working Groups
- RHNA and Housing Element Reform Subcommittee
- TDM Data Standards Technical Advisory Committee
- Transportation Committee
- Leadership
- Committees
- Subcommittees
- Technical Advisory Committees and Working Groups
Committees
The role of the Community, Economic, and Human Development (CEHD) Committee is to study problems, programs, and other matters pertaining to regional issues of community, economic, and human development and growth. This committee reviews projects, plans, and programs of regional significance for consistency and conformity with applicable regional plans.
The CEHD Committee oversees the Growth Visioning and Growth Forecasting processes, as well as the Regional Housing Needs Assessment, the Intergovernmental Review program, as well as monitoring and analysis of the regional economy.
Agendas and related documents for SCAG Regional Council and policy committee meetings are available on this webpage. For agendas older than 24 months, please contact:
Maggie Aguilar
(213) 630-1420
aguilarm@scag.ca.gov
The Energy and Environment Committee considers environmental and energy issues of regional significance, including but not limited to air quality, water quality, solid and hazardous waste, habitat preservation, environmental justice, and environmental impact analysis.
Agendas and related documents for SCAG Regional Council and policy committee meetings are available on this webpage. For agendas older than 24 months, please contact:
Staff Contact
Maggie Aguilar
(213) 630-1420
aguilarm@scag.ca.gov
The role of the Transportation Committee is to study problems, programs and other matters pertaining to the regional issues of mobility, air quality, transportation control measures, and communications and to make recommendations on such matters to the Regional Council.
Major programs under the purview of the Transportation Committee are the Connect SoCal Regional Transportation Plan/Sustainable Communities Strategy, the Regional Transportation Improvement Program, Aviation program, highway, transportation finance and transportation conformity.
Agendas and related documents for SCAG Regional Council and policy committee meetings are available on this webpage. For agendas older than 24 months, please contact:
Staff Contact
Maggie Aguilar
(213) 630-1420
aguilarm@scag.ca.gov
While each SCAG policy committee is responsible for specific areas related to regional planning, topics arise within the region that pertain to all policy committees. To address these broad topics, SCAG holds Joint Meetings of the Policy Committees on as as-needed basis.
Agendas and related documents for Joint Meeting of SCAG Regional Council and policy committees are available on this webpage. For agendas older than 24 months, please contact:
Staff Contact
Maggie Aguilar
(213) 630-1420
aguilarm@scag.ca.gov
The Legislative/Communications and Membership Committee provides guidance and recommendations to the Regional Council regarding legislative matters impacting the region, policy direction on SCAG’s communications strategy, outreach, issues and materials, SCAG membership benefits, and sponsorship.
Agendas and related documents for Legislative/Communications and Membership Committee meetings are available on this webpage. For agendas older than 24 months, please contact:
Staff Contact
Kevin Gilhooley
(213) 236-1878
gilhooley@scag.ca.gov
The Emerging Technologies Committee researches and identifies new and emerging technologies that play an important role in the Connect SoCal Regional Transportation Plan/Sustainable Communities Strategy and is a resource to the three policy committees.
Framework:
- Identify technological and societal trends (e.g. Mobility as a Service, Zero Emission, Autonomous and Connected Vehicles, and Smart Cities and Intelligent Transportation Systems) that could fundamentally alter the use of the region’s transportation system.
- Frame potential policy considerations to enable the region to harness benefits of emerging technologies that can improve development patterns, vehicle miles traveled, and greenhouse gas emissions.
- Highlight opportunities for under-represented and disadvantaged communities to use emerging technologies.
- Explore technologies that, while in an early stage of development, remain relevant to the future of the region’s transportation system.
Staff Contact
Marisa Laderach
(213) 236-1927
laderach@scag.ca.gov
The role of the Community, Economic, and Human Development (CEHD) Committee is to study problems, programs, and other matters pertaining to regional issues of community, economic, and human development and growth. This committee reviews projects, plans, and programs of regional significance for consistency and conformity with applicable regional plans.
The CEHD Committee oversees the Growth Visioning and Growth Forecasting processes, as well as the Regional Housing Needs Assessment, the Intergovernmental Review program, as well as monitoring and analysis of the regional economy.
Agendas and related documents for SCAG Regional Council and policy committee meetings are available on this webpage. For agendas older than 24 months, please contact:
Maggie Aguilar
(213) 630-1420
aguilarm@scag.ca.gov
The Energy and Environment Committee considers environmental and energy issues of regional significance, including but not limited to air quality, water quality, solid and hazardous waste, habitat preservation, environmental justice, and environmental impact analysis.
Agendas and related documents for SCAG Regional Council and policy committee meetings are available on this webpage. For agendas older than 24 months, please contact:
Staff Contact
Maggie Aguilar
(213) 630-1420
aguilarm@scag.ca.gov
The role of the Transportation Committee is to study problems, programs and other matters pertaining to the regional issues of mobility, air quality, transportation control measures, and communications and to make recommendations on such matters to the Regional Council.
Major programs under the purview of the Transportation Committee are the Connect SoCal Regional Transportation Plan/Sustainable Communities Strategy, the Regional Transportation Improvement Program, Aviation program, highway, transportation finance and transportation conformity.
Agendas and related documents for SCAG Regional Council and policy committee meetings are available on this webpage. For agendas older than 24 months, please contact:
Staff Contact
Maggie Aguilar
(213) 630-1420
aguilarm@scag.ca.gov
While each SCAG policy committee is responsible for specific areas related to regional planning, topics arise within the region that pertain to all policy committees. To address these broad topics, SCAG holds Joint Meetings of the Policy Committees on as as-needed basis.
Agendas and related documents for Joint Meeting of SCAG Regional Council and policy committees are available on this webpage. For agendas older than 24 months, please contact:
Staff Contact
Maggie Aguilar
(213) 630-1420
aguilarm@scag.ca.gov
The Legislative/Communications and Membership Committee provides guidance and recommendations to the Regional Council regarding legislative matters impacting the region, policy direction on SCAG’s communications strategy, outreach, issues and materials, SCAG membership benefits, and sponsorship.
Agendas and related documents for Legislative/Communications and Membership Committee meetings are available on this webpage. For agendas older than 24 months, please contact:
Staff Contact
Kevin Gilhooley
(213) 236-1878
gilhooley@scag.ca.gov
The Emerging Technologies Committee will research and identify new and emerging technologies that play an important role in the RTP/SCS; and for the three (3) policy committees (CEHD, EEC and TC) to utilize the Emerging Technologies Committee as a resource.
Framework:
- Identify technological and societal trends (e.g. Mobility as a Service; Zero Emission, Autonomous and Connected Vehicles; Smart Cities and Intelligent Transportation Systems) that may fundamentally alter the use of the region’s transportation system.
- Frame potential policy considerations to enable the region to harness the benefits of emerging technologies that reduce sprawl, vehicle miles traveled (VMT), and greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.
- Highlight opportunities for under-represented, disadvantaged communities to utilize emerging technologies.
- Explore technologies which, while in a nascent or testing stage, remain relevant to the future of the region’s transportation system.
Staff Contact
Marisa Laderach
(213) 236-1882
laderach@scag.ca.gov