MAG News

1. See What’s Ahead for Transportation in the MAG Region

The FY 2026–2030 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) highlights the transportation projects planned across the MAG region over the next five years. Shaped by priorities identified through MOMENTUM 2050, the draft TIP shows how those priorities are moving toward implementation.

View the Planned Projects in Your Area

2. Community Input Helps Shape the Rio Reimagined Trail Vision

The Rio Reimagined Active Transportation Study is exploring a connected regional trail along the river corridor, linking communities and creating new ways to walk, bike and enjoy the river. Through 11 public events and interactive online tools, MAG heard from hundreds of participants, whose feedback emphasized better connections to nature, a seamless regional corridor and useful trail amenities.

These data stories are being compiled and will be ready for your review in mid-September. Sign up to be invited to share your thoughts at the bottom of the Rio Reimagined Active Transportation Study page.

Provide Your Input on the Rio Reimagined Study

3. Crossing Guard Training Goes Online

It's back-to-school time, and that means children crossing streets to get to class. MAG has launched a refreshed online training program to help school crossing guards across the region build the skills they need to keep students safe. Available year-round in English and Spanish, the training includes short video modules, a completion confirmation and an updated training manual, making consistent safety training easier to access anytime.

Learning More at MAG Cossing Guard Training

Photo of the Month

A school bus full of students heads home after a field trip to Arizona's fabled Superstition Mountain, which is visible in the background.