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Connecting the Skagit Region

 

SCOG connects Skagit County’s leaders to build a stronger Skagit region and plan for future growth. As Skagit County’s federal- and state-designated transportation planning organization, SCOG coordinates decision making and policy development in transportation and regional growth management. Made up of 15 local and tribal jurisdictions, SCOG works with partner agencies to administer programs and develop long-term solutions for the region’s challenges.

 

 

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Bike & Walking Guides

Explore Skagit County’s best cycling routes and local trails online or in print.

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Skagit Regional Transportation Priorities

The SCOG Transportation Policy Board adopted the Skagit Regional Transportation Priorities at their December 17, 2025 meeting

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