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MCAG wants to involve you in the decision-making process. We hope you will look to this site as your place to learn more about the Merced County Association of Governments and its many programs and projects, which impact all who live in Merced County. This site offers information that you need to make informed decisions, and offers opportunities for you to express your thoughts on the issues.

We hope that, when you discover an issue of particular interest, you will get involved. The best way to have a voice is through participating. Our publications, news releases, and workshop announcements list many opportunities for you to become involved. If you don’t see information you need, have general comments, or comments on the website, please contact us at (209) 723-3153 or info@mcagov.org.

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Comprehensive Planning

MCAG has responsibilities in addition to transportation planning related designations.  These include; 1) provides administrative staff services to the Solid Waste Advisory Board, 2) implementing the source reduction and recycling Public Education and information Program for the SWAB, 3) providing planning assistance to member jurisdictions, 4) providing information services as the State Census Affiliate Data Center, 5) providing a coordinating structure for programs jointly sponsored by MCAG member governments, and 6) providing administrative services as the E.O. 12372 Clearinghouse (Intergovernmental Review of Federal Programs), and providing community planning services to MCAG member governments.

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This page was last updated on June 18, 2010

MCAG is an association of city and county governments, with members who meet to solve regional problems such as transportation, solid waste, and air quality.