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Overview

INCOG is the designated Metropolitan Planning Organization for the Tulsa Transportation Management Area including Tulsa County and parts of Creek, Osage, Rogers, and Wagoner Counties. INCOG brings federal, state, and local governments and other transportation agencies together in a cooperative effort to assess the area’s transportation needs and to develop comprehensive, multi-modal plans that address those needs and goals of the region.

Plans are developed which identify improvements to be implemented within the next four years (Transportation Improvement Program) and 20-30 years in the future (Regional Transportation Plan). These plans, updated at least every four years, are integrated in the land development and capital programs of communities throughout the region. Transportation plans address not only roads and bridges but also bicycle and pedestrian facilities, freight, and transit. INCOG is also responsible for transportation programs that reduce individual and community isolation and improve access to jobs, health care, and community life for residents in the region.

Congestion Management Process Plan

INCOG is updating its Congestion Management Process Plan (CMPP). The CMPP is a federally required approach for monitoring and addressing traffic congestion in Transportation Management Areas (TMAs), urbanized areas with populations over 200,000.

It is an ongoing and systematic process that uses performance-based metrics to identify and prioritize congested locations across the regional transportation network. The process analyzes the causes of congestion, develops multimodal transportation solutions, and evaluates their effectiveness in improving reliability, safety and overall system performance.

Your input is important to this effort. Please visit the project website at: http://incogcmp2026.com/ to learn more about the CMMP and provide feedback on congestion issues and priorities. Your participation will help shape strategies that will improve reliability, safety and overall transportation system performance in the region.

FY 2027 Unified Planning Work Program
Public Comment Period

INCOG’s Transportation Planning department has opened a 14-day public comment period for its FY 2027 Unified Planning Work Program Draft from May 20, 2026, to June 3, 2026. Any comments can be submitted to transportation@incog.org.

Click here for the FY 2027 Unified Planning Work Program

Communities Targeted with Transportation Safety Projects

The US Department of Transportation awarded INCOG a Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) grant in the amount of $21,000,000 on behalf of Broken Arrow, Jenks, Owasso, Tulsa, Tulsa County and Wagoner County. Together, the 6 jurisdictions are providing $5,300,000 in local funds, making the total project cost $26,300,000. The purpose of this project is to install low-cost, high-impact traffic safety countermeasures at hundreds of locations throughout the six jurisdictions to prevent traffic deaths and serious injuries on city streets and county roads. INCOG has been working diligently with the 6 jurisdictions and together have identified locations where various traffic safety countermeasures will make our city streets and county roads safer for everyone. We now need your help! Please visit the project website at: Safe Streets for All - Safe Streets for All where you can learn more about the grant, what types of countermeasures each jurisdiction is proposing and where they are proposing to install them. There is also information describing each type of countermeasure with details about the anticipated safety benefits. Finally, there is a comment form so you can let us know what we missed and what we got right!

Functional Classification Road Map

Functional classification provides a framework to categorize state highways, county roads and city streets. Federal law requires Metropolitan Planning Organizations (MPOs) and State Departments of Transportation (SDOTs) to undertake a systematic review and update of the FHWA Functional Classification Map following every decennial census.

After consulting with each of the cities and counties within the Tulsa Transportation Management Area (TTMA) and with the Oklahoma Department of Transportation (ODOT), INCOG staff has prepared an updated FHWA Functional Classification Map.

INCOG staff will forward the recommended FHWA Functional Classification Map to ODOT for inclusion as part of the Oklahoma Statewide FHWA Functional Classification Map which is currently going through its own update process. Once ODOT completes the statewide update process, it will be forwarded to FHWA for final approval.

Click here to see the recommended map.

GO! PLAN - UPDATE
Regional Bicycle, Pedestrian, and Trails Plan

We are in the process of updating the GO! Regional Bicycle & Pedestrian Plan for the Tulsa Region. This plan will further the bicycle and pedestrian connections throughout the Tulsa Region. The plan provides guidance for regional bicycle and pedestrian connections within and between communities.

The GO! Plan identifies options for recreational and utility bicycling and walking by creating a well-connected network.

LEARN MORE ABOUT THE GO! PLAN at Tulsa GO 1 (arcgis.com

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