NCTCOG Environment & Development

05/13/2026

🚧 Final Call for Presentations & Sponsors: 27th Annual Public Works Roundup! 🚧
Planning is underway for the 27th Annual Public Works Roundup, taking place August 20, 2026, at the Hurst Conference Center.
Hosted by NCTCOG, this annual event brings together hundreds of Public Works professionals from across the region to collaborate, share ideas, and tackle key industry challenges.
This year’s event will feature three afternoon tracks:
• Public Works
• Sustainable Public Rights of Way
• Stormwater
⏳ Don’t miss out!
This is your final chance to submit a presentation or become a sponsor for this year’s Roundup.
📢 Know someone who should be part of the conversation? Share this opportunity!
Learn more & get involved: https://www.nctcog.org/envir/public-works/annual-public-works-roundup

04/30/2026

🚧 Call for Sponsors: 27th Annual Public Works Roundup! 🚧
Planning is underway for the 27th Annual Public Works Roundup, happening August 20, 2026 at the Hurst Conference Center.
Hosted by the North Central Texas Council of Governments (NCTCOG) Public Works Council, this day-long event brings together hundreds of public works professionals from across the region to connect and collaborate on key industry issues.
🤝 Support the Roundup as a sponsor!
Sponsorships help provide a high-quality event with valuable presentations and affordable registration for attendees.
Sponsorship Levels:
⭐ Gold – $650 (Limited Availability)
• Logo/name featured across event spaces & webpage
• Promotional slide in main room
• Break service recognition & prominent signage
• Booth space + 2 free registrations
⭐ Silver – $350
• Logo/name featured across event spaces & webpage
• Promotional slide in main room
• Break service recognition & prominent signage
• 1 free registration
📢 Interested or know an organization that should be involved? Please visit our webpage for more information on sponsorships.(https://www.nctcog.org/envir/public-works/annual-public-works-roundup/sponsor).

04/23/2026

🚧 Call for Presentations: 27th Annual Public Works Roundup! 🚧

Planning is underway for the 27th Annual Public Works Roundup, happening August 20, 2026 at the Hurst Conference Center.

The NCTCOG is looking for presenters to share insights and expertise on key industry topics. This year’s event will feature three afternoon tracks:
• Public Works
• Sustainable Public Rights of Way
• Stormwater

💡 Interested in presenting?
Submit your abstract by May 20, 2026. (Note: Private companies must co-present with a public agency.)
Abstracts will be reviewed by the Public Works Council leadership to help shape the event agenda.

📢 Know someone who would be a great speaker? Share this opportunity!
Learn more & submit:
https://www.nctcog.org/envir/public-works/annual-public-works-roundup/abstract

04/23/2026

04/14/2026

🚨 LAST CALL 🚨

All cities and towns across North Texas please sign up for the North Texas Community Cleanup Challenge by April 15th! Be a part of something bigger than a single cleanup. Let’s show the world what regional pride really looks like!

Feel free to tag us in your upcoming community cleanups!

04/10/2026

🌎⚽ Teaming up for a cleaner North Texas!
The North Texas Community Cleanup Challenge is proud to collaborate with FIFA World Cup 2026 to make our region shine on a global stage.

Join us in taking action—every piece of litter removed helps showcase the pride, beauty, and sustainability of our communities. Together, we’re building a cleaner, greener North Texas for residents and visitors alike. 💚

04/09/2026

North Texas is growing fast. By 2050, our region could be home to more than 12.5 million people.

So what does that mean for the future of our communities? Will we have the resources we need to support that growth, like water?

That was the focus of the first Vision North Texas 2.0 workshop.

The North Central Texas Council of Governments, The University of Texas at Arlington, and ULI Dallas-Fort Worth brought together leaders from across the region to talk about one of the biggest challenges ahead: making sure North Texas has the water resources needed to support sustainable growth and development.

This collaborative effort is just getting started, and we’re excited to continue the work of planning for a strong and sustainable future for North Texas.

💬 What do you think will be the biggest challenge as our region grows?

11/21/2025

Hosted by Texas A&M AgriLife Extension in partnership with the Constellation of Living Memorials, this first-of-its-kind gathering brings together civic leaders, environmentalists, preservationists, and philanthropists to reimagine historic cemeteries as living, ecological, and community spaces that honor life in all its forms.