As we gather this November with loved ones and reflect on what we are thankful for, it is also a great time to give back to our communities and to the planet. And what better way to show gratitude than by making choices that protect the air we breathe and the environment we share?

Join us online, in person, or via phone for a public meeting on November 10 at 12 pm. See the topics for comment and learn more here: publicinput.com/nctcogNov25

From takeoff to touchdown, aviation plays a major role in connecting North Texas. To celebrate Aviation History Month, our #TopicOfTheMonth series takes a look at aviation and its impact on the region’s economy, workforce and innovation.

Here's the weekend Air Quality forecast for DFW: Saturday, November 1: Good (green) Sunday, November 2: Good (green) Monday, November 3: Good (green) To learn more and sign up for Air Pollution Alerts, visit AirNorthTexas.org

The new DART Silver Line is comfortable and convenient. Board the train in Plano and arrive at DFW Airport for your flight in less than an hour. If your destination is closer to home, there are exciting locations along the 26-mile route.

As October’s #TopicOfTheMonth focus on car care comes to an end, this week we’re sharing ways you can actively participate in car care awareness. Along with staying up to date with proper maintenance, you can monitor your car health with an OBD-II device.

Here's the weekend Air Quality forecast for DFW: Saturday, October 25: Good (green) Sunday, October 26: Good (green) Monday, October 27: Good (green) To learn more and sign up for Air Pollution Alerts, visit AirNorthTexas.org

Neglecting your car’s health can lead to both safety and environmental issues, putting yourself and others at risk. This week, our #TopicOfTheMonth series is highlighting the importance of proper car care and maintenance.

Here's the weekend Air Quality forecast for DFW: Saturday, October 18: Good (green) Sunday, October 19: Good (green) Monday, October 20: Ozone (yellow) To learn more and sign up for Air Pollution Alerts, visit AirNorthTexas.org

🚗 Billions of dollars on road projects aim to address the rapid sprawl in once-rural parts of Tarrant, Parker, Denton and Johnson counties, officials said. 📰 Read more: fortworthreport.org/2025/09/28/d...

Ozone Action Day – Ozone in the DFW area Thursday, October 16, is predicted to be at Level Orange, unhealthy for sensitive groups. Children, older adults and people with lung disease, such as asthma, emphysema, or chronic bronchitis, should limit outdoor activity.

This light indicates a potentially serious probelm with your vehicle. It also means your emissions are higher than normal. Help keep our air clean, address the light as soon as possible! Find more #CarCareTips at ntxcarcare.org

Ozone Action Day – Ozone in the DFW area Wednesday, October 15, is predicted to be at Level Orange, unhealthy for sensitive groups. Children, older adults and people with lung disease, such as asthma, emphysema, or chronic bronchitis, should limit outdoor activity.

Ozone Action Day – Ozone in the DFW area Tuesday, October 14, is predicted to be at Level Orange, unhealthy for sensitive groups. Children, older adults and people with lung disease, such as asthma, emphysema, or chronic bronchitis, should limit outdoor activity.

As we continue spotlighting Car Care Awareness for our Topic Of The Month series, this week we’re featuring a valuable online resource: NTXCarCare.org. This site features tips on how to care for your car, information on vehicle inspections and more. Read more: www.nctcog.org/trans/about/...

Here's the weekend Air Quality forecast for DFW: Saturday, October 11: Ozone (orange)* Sunday, October 12: Ozone (yellow) Monday, October 13: Ozone (yellow) #AirQuality #DFW

Join us online, in person, or via phone for a public meeting on October 13 at 12 pm. See the topics for comment and learn more: publicinput.com/nctcogOct25

These fans are lucky @nctcogtrans.bsky.social stepped up to fund Texas' portion of the operating budget to support the continuation of Heartland Flyer service this year!

The October Regional Transportation Council Meeting will be held tomorrow at 1 pm. Find this month's agenda here: nctcog.org/trans/about/...

Ozone Action Day – Ozone in the DFW area Tuesday, October 7, is predicted to be at Level Orange, unhealthy for sensitive groups. Children, older adults and people with lung disease, such as asthma, emphysema, or chronic bronchitis, should limit outdoor activity.

Considering celebrating Walk & Roll to School Day this Wednesday? Students who walk, bike or roll to school arrive more alert, focused, and ready to learn. Learn more about it here: nctcog.org/walkbikeroll

Here's the weekend Air Quality forecast for DFW: Saturday, October 4: Ozone (yellow) Sunday, October 5: Ozone (yellow) Monday, October 6: Ozone (yellow) To learn more and sign up for Air Pollution Alerts, visit AirNorthTexas.org

Ozone Action Day – Ozone in the DFW area Friday, October 3, is predicted to be at Level Orange, unhealthy for sensitive groups. Children, older adults and people with lung disease, such as asthma, emphysema, or chronic bronchitis, should limit outdoor activity.

With cooler weather on the way, it’s important to stay on top of regular car maintenance. October marks Fall Car Care Month, the perfect time to check up on your vehicle after a long summer and prep for the winter ahead...

Ozone Action Day – Ozone in the DFW area Thursday, October 2, is predicted to be at Level Orange, unhealthy for sensitive groups. Children, older adults and people with lung disease, such as asthma, emphysema, or chronic bronchitis, should limit outdoor activity.

October is the season for gathering with friends and family, exploring the outdoors, and soaking up all the autumn traditions. Read how you can embrace fall traditions while being mindful of the environment in our latest post on Clean Air Corner: www.airnorthtexas.org/aq-resources...

Ozone Action Day – Ozone in the DFW area Wednesday, October 1, is predicted to be at Level Orange, unhealthy for sensitive groups. Children, older adults and people with lung disease, such as asthma, emphysema, or chronic bronchitis, should limit outdoor activity.

Ozone Action Day – Ozone in the DFW area Tuesday, September 30, is predicted to be at Level Orange, unhealthy for sensitive groups. Children, older adults and people with lung disease, such as asthma, emphysema, or chronic bronchitis, should limit outdoor activity.

Ozone Action Day – Ozone in the DFW area Friday, September 26, is predicted to be at Level Orange, unhealthy for sensitive groups. Children, older adults and people with lung disease, such as asthma, emphysema, or chronic bronchitis, should limit outdoor activity.

The successful transition to electric vehicles relies on strong partnerships and development. As we wrap up September’s spotlight on EVs, this week, our hashtag#TopicoftheMonth focus is on NCTCOG’s collaborations and programs supporting EV growth.

Ozone Action Day – Ozone in the DFW area Saturday, September 20, is predicted to be at Level Orange, unhealthy for sensitive groups. Children, older adults and people with lung disease, such as asthma, emphysema, or chronic bronchitis, should limit outdoor activity.

Here's the weekend Air Quality forecast for DFW: Saturday, September 20: Ozone (orange) Sunday, September 21: Ozone (yellow) Monday, September 22: Ozone (yellow) To learn more and sign up for Air Pollution Alerts, visit AirNorthTexas.org

Ozone Action Day – Ozone in the DFW area Thursday, September 18, is predicted to be at Level Orange, unhealthy for sensitive groups. Children, older adults and people with lung disease, such as asthma, emphysema, or chronic bronchitis, should limit outdoor activity.

Why Walk & Roll to School? Because it builds community and empowers students of all abilities to enjoy physical activity and foster social connections. Join us on October 8. Learn more: linktr.ee/wrtsd

Ozone Action Day – Ozone in the DFW area Wednesday, September 17, is predicted to be at Level Orange, unhealthy for sensitive groups. Children, older adults and people with lung disease, such as asthma, emphysema, or chronic bronchitis, should limit outdoor activity.

Ozone Action Day – Ozone in the DFW area Tuesday, September 16, is predicted to be at Level Orange, unhealthy for sensitive groups. Children, older adults and people with lung disease, such as asthma, emphysema, or chronic bronchitis, should limit outdoor activity.

¡Feliz Mes de la Herencia Hispana! Happy Hispanic Heritage Month! Here's some celebrations around North Texas this month: www.keranews.org/arts-culture...

Ozone Action Day – Ozone in the DFW area Friday, September 12, is predicted to be at Level Orange, unhealthy for sensitive groups. Children, older adults and people with lung disease, such as asthma, emphysema, or chronic bronchitis, should limit outdoor activity.

As our #TopicOfTheMonth series continues to highlight EVs, this week we’re focusing on the growth of electric vehicles in the region. North Texas is experiencing a high rate of EV growth, with nearly 95,000 EV drivers as of early 2024.

Today we honor the heroes and remember those who lost their lives on September 11, 2001. On National Day of Service and Remembrance, Americans are encouraged to honor their memory by coming together and giving back to their communities. #NeverForget

Ozone Action Day – Ozone in the DFW area Thursday, September 11, is predicted to be at Level Orange, unhealthy for sensitive groups. Children, older adults and people with lung disease, such as asthma, emphysema, or chronic bronchitis, should limit outdoor activity.

The September Regional Transportation Council Meeting will be held tomorrow at 1 pm. Find this month's agenda here: nctcog.org/trans/about/...

The September issue of our Local Motion newsletter is out! Read it here: publicinput.com/Email/j844131

Ozone Action Day – Ozone in the DFW area Wednesday, September 10, is predicted to be at Level Orange, unhealthy for sensitive groups. Children, older adults and people with lung disease, such as asthma, emphysema, or chronic bronchitis, should limit outdoor activity.

Ozone Action Day – Ozone in the DFW area Tuesday, September 9, is predicted to be at Level Orange, unhealthy for sensitive groups. Children, older adults and people with lung disease, such as asthma, emphysema, or chronic bronchitis, should limit outdoor activity.

Here's the weekend Air Quality forecast for DFW: Saturday, September 6: Ozone (yellow) Sunday, September 7: Ozone (yellow) Monday, September 8: Ozone (yellow) To learn more and sign up for Air Pollution Alerts, visit AirNorthTexas.org

September 12-October 12 marks National Drive Electric Month, a nationwide celebration to raise awareness about electric vehicles and clean transportation. This month we're focusing on EVs and the role NCTCOG plays in supporting EV adoption through planning, infrastructure and regional collaboration.

Ozone Action Day – Ozone in the DFW area Thursday, September 4, is predicted to be at Level Orange, unhealthy for sensitive groups. Children, older adults and people with lung disease, such as asthma, emphysema, or chronic bronchitis, should limit outdoor activity.

September is one of the best months to get out and enjoy North Texas. From big-ticket events to small-town favorites, check out some of the festivals and fairs you won’t want to miss in our latest post on Clean Air Corner: www.airnorthtexas.org/aq-resources...

📢 A Special Edition issue of our Local Motion newsletter is out! 📰 Read more: publicinput.com/Email/j052718