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Welcome to Kern COG!

Kern COG is an association of city and county governments primarily created to address regional transportation issues. Its member agencies include the County of Kern and its 11 incorporated cities.

 
Recent News
The January edition of the Progress Report for Projects of Regional Significance is now available for public use.
Transportation Progress Report

The Board voted to approve changes to the 2010 Regional Transportation Improvement Program. See this story and others in the January Board Actions.
COG Board Actions - January 2010

In Kern COG's Winter Quarterly, the state's Legislative Analyst's Office gives local governments and Caltrans high marks for the way they have used federal stimulus funding so far, even though some data is still outstanding. Also, a new truck study yields some surprising results about Interstate 5 in Kern.
Kern COG Winter Quarterly

More than 83 percent of all big rigs traveling along Interstate 5/State Route 99 between Lebec and Kettleman City began their trips within California, and are more likely to be carrying food than any other commodity, according to a new Kern COG study examining truck origins and destinations within our region.
I-5 & SR99 Origin and Destination Truck Study

Regional Traffic Count Data Map: An interactive transportation monitoring map showing traffic counts throughout the Kern Region from the 1990's to today. Get your first look here.