San Joaquin Council of Governments, CA

Two Stockton projects recommended for ATP Cycle 4 funds

The California Transportation Commission (CTC) has posted the 2019 Active Transportation Program (Cycle 4) Staff Recommendations for the Statewide and Small Urban & Rural Components, which includes two Stockton projects. Read on...
SJCOG says thanks...and farewell to outgoing Board Members

During last night's meeting, SJCOG recognized Manteca Mayor Steve DeBrum, Stockton Vice Mayor Elbert Holman, Lathrop Council Member Steve Dresser, Stockton Council Member Susan Lofthus, and Caltrans District 10 Director Dennis Agar. Read on...

Senate Bill 1

Learn more about SB 1, the Road Repair and Accountability Act of 2017, and how it is expanding mobility in the San Joaquin region. Read on...
Community Pulse

Learn about and explore trends affecting San Joaquin residents through data indicators on key regional issues. Read on...
San Joaquin Multi-Species Habitat Conservation Plan

Providing a pathway to balance wildlife conservation with development. Read on...
Dibs - Smart Travel. Your Way.

Join for free. Plan your trip or commute. Record your travel. Enjoy great incentives! Read on...
Measure K

Learn about San Joaquin County's half-cent sales tax that funds priority transportation projects throughout the region. Read on..
Regional Congestion Management Program

Learn about the analysis process for managing the performance of the regional transportation system. Read on...
Regional Transportation Plan

Planning for the current and future needs of the San Joaquin region is no small task. Read on...
Federal Transportation Improvement Program

Find recent FTIP Amendments and more program details. Read on...
Transportation Funding

Find out how we fund and invest transportation projects by diving into this section. Read on...
Transit Planning

Learn how programs and funds are used to support the regional transit goals of the region. Read on...

The San Joaquin Council of Governments, known as SJCOG, is the transportation planning, financing and coordinating agency for the San Joaquin region. SJCOG collaborates with a network of other public agencies to deliver a variety of federal, state, and local programs that support the streets, roads, highways, transit systems, and other transportation resources that help our residents get where they need to be. SJCOG is committed to building a stronger transportation system that promotes the region's quality of life. More About SJCOG