Pueblo Area Council of Governments - PACOG - MPO TPR

09/11/2026

We are seeking public comments for our Draft Bicycle & Pedestrian Master Plan. Please send comments to [email protected] by September 28th

09/11/2026

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Latest map for this Saturday's relay across America coming to Pueblo! You can join for free and be a part of the longest non-motorized relay to celebrate 250 years!

09/09/2026

Who plans to join the largest relay this coming Sat and Sun? This relay is celebrating 250 years of America and passing through Pueblo. You can go as far or short as you want. It is free but you need to sign up!

So far Saturday sign ups: 6 cyclists (5x42.4 miles, 1x15.0 miles), 4 runners (1x7.4 miles, 1x3.0 miles). On Sunday sign ups: 4 cyclists are riding all 78 miles to La Junta, nobody else signed up yet. Please comment if you plan to join, Conservancy District is offering snacks and a decent estimate is needed.

09/03/2026

Public input and comments are being solicited for quite a few policy amendments, go to for more information https://pacog.net/publicnotice, please send comments/concerns to [email protected]

08/18/2026

Public input and comments are being solicited for Public Participation Plan and Title VI, go to for more information https://pacog.net/publicnotice, please send comments/concerns to [email protected]

08/14/2026

🚨REMINDER🚨 Civil penalties for speeding are active in the I-25/US 50B Interchange Reconstruction work zone in Pueblo. CDOT’s Speed Enforcement Program uses automated enforcement to encourage safer speeds in high-risk areas.

📍Five speed cameras are located from Mile Points 99.3 to 100.8, including a northbound trailer camera.

⚠️ Speed cameras are clearly marked at least 300 feet in advance.
✉️ Fines are issued to the registered owner of the vehicle, who has 45 days to pay the $75 fine or appeal the notice.

Lives are on the line. Slow down or pay the fine.

🌐 To learn more about the program and read other FAQs, visit codot.gov/programs/speedenforcement/faq.

08/05/2026

With the annual Sturgis Rally starting this week, the Colorado Department of Transportation is revving up motorcycle safety messaging. In 2025, there were 149 motorcycle fatalities on Colorado roads, a 9.6% decrease from 2024. Of these riders lost, 66 (44%) were not wearing a helmet at the time of the crash. Motorcycle fatalities accounted for over a fifth (21%) of all traffic deaths in the state last year.

CDOT has created a toolkit for its partners, focusing on raising awareness about the importance of safety among both motorcyclists and vehicle drivers. Linked below, you’ll find social media posts, graphics, newsletter blurbs and other resources to promote a culture of safety on our roads. As important stakeholders in the safety of our Colorado roadways, we hope you will use the materials to help raise awareness about motorcycle safety.

Click here to access the toolkit materials.

Motorcycle Safety Messaging, Content and Resources from CDOT In 2025, there were 149 motorcycle fatalities on Colorado roads, a 9.6% decrease from 2024. Of these riders lost, 66 (44%) were not wearing a helmet at the time of the crash. Motorcycle fatalities accounted for over a fifth (21%)...

08/04/2026

Public input and comments are being solicited for Connecting Communities Amendment, go to for more information https://pacog.net/publicnotice, please send comments/concerns to [email protected]

08/04/2026

Pueblo is offering the Pueblo 150 Challenge to people living and working in Pueblo County to get more active exploring Pueblo and Colorado June 1st to August 1st. 

07/11/2026

Great discussions, thanks everyone for their feedback. We appreciate taking time out of your Saturday morning to join us for our bike audit.