Transportation Planning Organizations (TPR) | Regional Planning Commissions (RPC)

Colorado TPRs

Current list of MPO & TPR Liaison Assignments.

Contacts and Information for the 10 Transportation Planning Region RPCs and the five Metropolitan Planning Organizations (MPOs) may be found in the TPR at a Glance document and at their websites with links provided below.

Metropolitan Planning Organizations (MPOs)

Rural Transportation Planning Organizations

Central Front Range (CFR) - administered by Upper Arkansas Area Council of Governments (UAACOG)
Eastern (EA)* - administered by Yuma County
Gunnison Valley (GV) - administered by Region 10 League for Economic Assistance and Planning
Intermountain (IM)*
Northwest (NW)*
San Luis Valley (SLV) - administered by the San Luis Valley Development Resources Group (SLVDRG)
South Central (SC) - administered by South Central Council of Governments (SCCOG)
Southeast (SE) - administered by Southeast Colorado Enterprise Development (SECED)
Southwest (SW) - administered by the Southwest Colorado Council of Governments (SWCCOG)
Upper Front Range (UFR)*

*Contact a CDOT Planning Liaison for additional information about Colorado's regional planning process.

HB23-1101 TPR Study Information:

On April 28, 2023, Governor Polis signed HB 23-1101: The Ozone Season Transit Grant Program Flexibility bill. This bill requires CDOT to analyze the consistency of the regional planning process across the state and prepare a study to be submitted to the Transportation Commission of Colorado on or before November 30, 2023. The study can include recommendations for adjustments or improvements to the administration and boundaries of the state’s 15 TPRs. This legislation directs the Transportation Commission to review these recommendations and open the rules governing the statewide planning process for public comment. It does not mandate that the Commission adopt the recommendations.

The study has concluded and here is the final HB 1101 Report.