AMPO Intergovernmental Affairs (IGA) Group Interest Form (2025) Survey

The Intergovernmental Affairs (IGA) Group functions as a subgroup to AMPO's Policy Committee. Its purpose is to strengthen AMPO’s collective policy voice and support MPOs in effectively communicating their national and regional priorities.

The IGA Group is a strategy and coordination group. It is not a voting body or a formal committee within AMPO. The group is primarily made up of MPO staff who work in policy, governmental affairs, and related strategic roles. Review the IGA Group's Standard Operating Procedures here.

The group focuses on:

Peer Exchange: Sharing effective engagement tools and education strategies.
Strategy Alignment: Supporting consistent messaging and clear messaging to federal, state, and local partners.
Feedback Loop: Providing on-the-ground insights on what resonates with key federal stakeholders and advising AMPO staff on policy-focused tools/deliverables for the MPO community.

Please complete this brief form to express your interest in joining the IGA Group. If you have any questions, please reach out to Katie Economou, Legislative Director, at keconomou@ampo.org

1.Contact Information(Required.)

Name

Organization

Position/Title

City

State

Email Address

2.AMPO Member Status(Required.)

Member

Non Member

3.Which of the following best describes your work?(Required.)

I am an MPO staff member, and government affairs, policy work, and/or policy communications are a primary part of my role.

I am an MPO staff member who does not primarily focus on government affairs or policy, but I contribute to these efforts.

I am a consultant working in government affairs or policy communications on behalf of an MPO member.

Other (please specify)

4.Please upload a professional headshot to be included on the IGA Group board and internal roster.(Required.)

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5.Please provide a professional bio(Required.)

6.Is there anything you’d like to share about your interest in the IGA Group, or any topics you would like the group to focus on?