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Non-Motorized Advisory Committee

The Non-Motorized Advisory Committee (NMAC) is a subcommittee of SCOG’s Technical Advisory Committee (TAC), which is made of public works and planning staffs from SCOG member jurisdictions.

The NMAC’s mission supports an integrated, effective, and affordable transportation system for Skagit County, emphasizing the system’s non-motorized components like walking, biking, and wheelchair access. Direct advice on non-motorized transportation planning is provided to the TAC as needed.

Active Communities

The NMAC encourages bicycling and walking to conduct the daily routines of life. The benefits of an active community include:

  • Good health
  • More Livable Communities
  • Economic Development
  • Reduced pollution and global warming emissions
  • Greater flexibility in the face of fluctuating gas prices
  • Reduced congestion
  • Reduced public and private expenses
June 23, 2026 Agenda

May 26, 2026 Agenda

April 28, 2026 Agenda

March 24, 2026 Agenda

February 24, 2026 Agenda

January 27, 2026 Agenda

The Non-Motorized Advisory Committee helps develop and distribute Skagit County’s bicycling and walking maps. Learn more about these maps by visiting our Biking and Walking Guides page.

Skagit County Bike Map

Skagit County Walking Trails Guide

Check local visitor’s centers or contact the SCOG office for paper copies of the maps.

The Non-Motorized Advisory Committee is tasked with assisting member organizations and volunteer groups with conducting bicycle and pedestrian counts in Skagit County. More information and data about bicycle and pedestrian counts can be found at the sites below: