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The Central Arizona Governments (CAG) was incorporated in 1975 and is one of six regional planning districts, or Councils of Government (COGs), which was established by Executive Order 70-2 and signed by the Governor of Arizona to provide effective regional planning services to Gila and Pinal counties. The goal of Executive Order 70-2 was to promote a “community of interest” and to preserve the boundaries of the region. The Executive Order established a population base throughout the region sufficient to support a number of planning activities, while complying with federal planning requirements and addressing the concerns of local government officials. The CAG Region is comprised of Gila and Pinal counties, and includes the 17 incorporated communities of Apache Junction, Casa Grande, Coolidge, Eloy, Florence, Globe, Hayden, Kearny, Marana, Mammoth, Maricopa, Miami, Payson, Queen Creek, Star Valley, Superior and Winkelman. The Ak-Chin Indian Community, Gila River Indian Community, San Carlos Apache Tribe, and White Mountain Apache Tribe are also members of the region.
The Central Yavapai Metropolitan Planning Organization (CYMPO), a partnership of Chino Valley, City of Prescott, Dewey-Humboldt, Prescott Valley, Yavapai County and the Arizona Department of Transportation, was established in June 2003 by federal mandate when the region achieved a population of 50,000. Its purpose is to cooperatively plan the transportation future of the Central Yavapai region that falls within the 401.46 square miles of the MPO Planning Boundary Through this cooperative effort, the participating agencies have made a commitment to their citizens that as the region grows, their multi-modal transportation system will grow with it to accommodate all needs, including roads and highways for cars and trucks, public transit, and pathways for bicycles and pedestrians.
Supporting Alternative & Public Transportation in Central Yavapai County
We envision a comprehensive, multi-modal transportation network for central Yavapai County where all people have accessible and affordable public transit options available to them.
Living in Avondale means belonging to a vibrant community that really does have something for everyone. Many residents enjoy living in our family-oriented neighborhoods. Avondale prides itself as a wonderful community for people to live, work and play. As one of the area’s fastest growing communities, the City strives to provide open spaces and recreational amenities, and works to attract quality businesses and employers to the area.
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