Environment & Development

Working together with over 230 member governments including 16 counties, numerous cities, school districts, and special districts, the Environment & Development department promotes collaboration among public entities to progressively address common environmental issues and development challenges facing them due to our region’s rapid growth and urbanization.

To accomplish these goals, E&D has six strategic initiatives for Sustainable Environmental Excellence: Materials Management, Natural Resources, Public Works, Regional Codes, Watershed Management, and Development Excellence. Learn More

Committees

Committees

Meeting agendas, summaries, and presentations from all of our coordinating committees

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Events

Events

Register for upcoming events, workshops, and training opportunities

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Natural Resources

Natural Resources

Water Resources, Watershed Planning, Energy Efficiency, Regional Ecosystem Framework

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Public Works

Public Works

Construction Standards, Sustainable Public Rights of Way, Annual Public Works Roundup, Public Works Training, Community Development Block Grant

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Regional Building Codes

Regional Building Codes

Building and Residential, Electrical, Plumbing and Mechanical, Fire, Energy and Green

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Watershed Management

Watershed Management

Trinity COMMON VISION and Corridor Development Certificate Process, Regional Stormwater Program

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Development Excellence

Center of Development Excellence, Vision North Texas, CLIDE Awards, Regional Integration of Sustainability Efforts Coalition

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Staff Directory

Staff Directory

Environment & Development staff contact information

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Materials Management

Materials Management

Regional Solid Waste and Recycling Program, Materials Management Grants, Closed Landfill Inventory, Illegal Dumping

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Publications

Publications

Outreach materials produced by NCTCOG available for download and/or purchase

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Mail

Mail

Sign up to receive emails from NCTCOG Environment & Development relating to our committees and programs

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