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The Denver Regional Council of Governments fosters regional cooperation among county and municipal governments in the Denver metro area. Also known as DRCOG.
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    Denver Regional COG
    @DRCOGorg
    Jul 21
    (1/2) Do you work in the aging sector? DRCOG invites you to a virtual session at 1:30 p.m. July 22 to share your thoughts about the needs facing older adults you serve. Your feedback is crucial as the Area Agency on Aging identifies priorities for the next four years.
    A woman in a medical uniform speaks with a seated older man.
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    Denver Regional COG
    @DRCOGorg
    Jul 16
    Congrats to Drew, one of DRCOG's photo contest winners! Their photos showcase @douglascountyco's pedestrian infrastructure: a bridge under construction and a trail in open space. They also show the varied landscapes of the Denver region and the different ways they're accessed.
    A construction crew on a snowy night lifts a pedestrian bridge into place with a crane across a roadway. The nearby traffic lights are red, casting a red-orange color onto the fresh snow.
    A trail on a bright sunny afternoon. The trail runs along a grassy landscape. In the mid-ground, trees are turning red and yellow with fall colors. In the far background, the mountains layer each other in different shades of blue.
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    Denver Regional COG
    @DRCOGorg
    Jun 25
    Congrats to Emily, one of DRCOG's photo contest winners! She works for @CityofLittleton, and her photo is of a bike parked at a light rail station during a rainy night. Emily likes being able to "not drive every day to work because I have access to transit and safe bike routes."
    A copper-framed bicycle with bright green wheels leans against a brick divider underneath a lit awning at nighttime. Behind the bike is a set of light rail train tracks and other travelers waiting in the background.
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    Denver Regional COG
    @DRCOGorg
    Jun 24
    Thanks to Way to Go as a 2026 platinum sponsor for DRCOG's awards celebration! At the event, Way to Go honors a Rising Star, Employer Champion and Commuter of the Year who choose commutes that reduce traffic congestion to improve air quality. drcog.org/awards. #DRCOGAwards
    A man in a dark blue suit jacket stands in front of a black backdrop and smiles while holding a plaque that reads Commuter of the Year Award. The logos for the DRCOG awards celebration and the Way to Go program are overlayed next to him.
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    Denver Regional COG
    @DRCOGorg
    Jun 18
    Congrats to Gary, a DRCOG photo contest winner! Their photo is of a @RideRTD light rail train next to a "Welcome to the Mile High City" sign at the 16th and California streets stop in downtown Denver. A great photo showing RTD transit service and the city's historical buildings.
    An RTD light rail train pulls into the station at 16th and California streets in downtown Denver. On the building next to the train is a poster that reads "Welcome to the Mile High City."
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