2022 Senior Games Registration Packet

It’s here!  The 2022 KTAAA Senior Games Registration Packet is now available!  Printed packets are in the works, but if you can’t wait, you’re welcome to check it out online.  We have also provided a fillable form that you can type right into.  (Note:  You can’t save a fillable form, so be sure to print it off.)

Click HERE for the 2022 KTAAA Senior Games Registration Packet

Click HERE for fillable registration forms

January 2022 KTCOG Newsletter

Happy New Year!  The first edition of the 2022 Kerr-Tar COG Newsletter is here!  Click HERE or on the image to read.

Table of Contents:

-Important Information

  • NC Budget for 2021-23 Outlines $16 M for COGS
  • Business Recovery Grant Program

-Area Agency on Aging Updates

  • Aging Specialist Job Opening
  • Grandparents Raising Grandchildren
  • Ombudsman Update
  • Henderson Walk With Ease
  • Vaccination Events

-Planning & Economic Development

  • Regional Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion Training Recap
  • Kerr-Tar RPO Meeting
  • Electric Vehicle Driver Spotlight
  • EV Town Talk Radio Program
  • NC Ethics Commission
  • Bike & Ped. Planning Grants
  • East Coast Greenway
  • CERRI 2022
  • Com. Dev. Block Grant

-Workforce Development

  • Success Stories

Applications Open for NCDOT Bicycle Helmet Initiative

To reduce bicycle injuries and deaths, the N.C. Department of Transportation is encouraging people across the state to receive free bicycle helmets as part of its annual Bicycle Helmet Initiative.

The program, founded in 2007 and overseen by the Integrated Mobility Division, has provided thousands of helmets to children, including providing more than 30,000 helmets in the last five years.  While less than half of all children typically wear a helmet while biking, they can reduce the risk of severe brain injuries by almost 90 percent.

All applications must be submitted by 5 p.m. on Feb. 4, 2022. Applicants may request 25, 50, 75, or 100 helmets, and awardees will receive the helmets by April 29, 2022.

As part of the initiative, applicants are encouraged to partner with government and non-government agencies to host bike safety events. Examples of partners include police and fire departments, parks and recreation departments, health departments, community centers, churches and non-governmental organizations.

Sales of the Share the Road specialty license plate make the initiative possible.

Visit the NCDOT Bicycle Helmet Initiative webpage for more information and to download the application.