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At NADO, we promote regional strategies, partnerships and solutions to strengthen the economic competitiveness and quality of life across America’s local communities
At NADO, we promote regional strategies, partnerships and solutions to strengthen the economic competitiveness and quality of life across America’s local communities
Join your peers in San Antonio on October 15-18 for the 2016 Annual Training Conference!
Join your peers in San Antonio on October 15-18 for the 2016 Annual Training Conference!
Congratulations to the 2016 NADO Photo Contest Winners! Learn more about the winners and runners-up.
Congratulations to the 2016 NADO Photo Contest Winners! Learn more about the winners and runners-up.
Latest News
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Congratulations to the 2016 NADO Photo Contest Winners!
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Senate Leadership Introduces Continuing Resolution to Fund Government Through December 9
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USDOT Reopens MPO Coordination Notice of Proposed Rulemaking Comment Period for 30 Days
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NADO Joins AMPO and NARC in Submitting Comments to USDOT on MPO Coordination NPRM
Featured Publications
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In 2016, the NADO Research Foundation released the report Regional Rural Transportation Planning: State Models for Local Consultation, Regional Coordination, and Regional Transportation Planning Organizations (PDF). This new report presents information on the structures, membership, tasks, and funding for regional...
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Planning for Transportation Together: Collaborating to Address Transportation and Economic Resilience
In 2016, the NADO Research Foundation released the report Planning for Transportation Together: Collaborating to Address Transportation and Economic Resilience (PDF). Across the nation, state agencies and regional planning and development organizations are working together and with other partners to...
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Advancing Collaborative Planning: Summary of a Focus Group on Transportation and Economic Development
In March 2016, the NADO Research Foundation held a focus group on the link between transportation and economic development, and how state departments of transportation and regional planning and development organizations can work together to better plan for those issues in an integrated way.
