Committees

The Head Start Advisory Committee oversees responsibilities related to program governance and program improvement. Upon the recommendation of the advisory committee, the MARC board approves financial management, accounting and reporting policies to ensure compliance with laws and regulations.

The MARC Head Start Policy Council consists of parents elected by each direct service provider and recommended community members.

The MARC Head Start Policy Council consists of parents elected by each direct service provider and recommended community members.

The Highway Committee is a subcommittee of the Total Transportation Policy Committee, and acts as the advisory body to the TTPC on matters involving highway issues, highway project priorities as well as highway management.

KCEEN is a bistate network of educators serving pre-K through 12th-grade youth in the Kansas City metro area.

The Kansas Programming Committee (KPC) is authorized by the MARC Total Transportation Policy Committee (TTPC) to make project funding recommendations to the TTPC for federal transportation funds suballocated to

Working through MARC, local GIS managers formed the KC Metro GIS committee to coordinate activities, share resources, and work toward common goals at the regional level.

The MARC Budget and Personnel Committee provides oversight with respect to MARC administration, budget, policy, finance, audit and personnel issues and makes recommendations to the Board of Directors on these matters.

The Mid-America Regional Council Community Services Corporation (MARC CSC) is a 501(c)(3) corporation created by the MARC Board of Directors.

The Metropolitan Area Regional Radio System (MARRS) Management Council meets quarterly to discuss policy guidance and provide oversight of the radio system to ensure that a high quality, reliable system is available to the metropolitan area.

A sub-committee of the MARRS Management Council, the Regional Interoperability Communications Committee is a technical working group representing public safety agencies throughout the area.

The Metropolitan Emergency Managers Committee serves as a forum for local emergency managers to discuss and resolve regional issues, problems, projects and activities related to all-hazards emergency management.

MOHAKCA is an organization created to promote public health at the regional level by coordinating, strengthening and increasing the effectiveness of local city and county health agencies.

The Mid-America HazMat and Emergency Preparedness Alliance (formerly the Mid-America Local Emergency Planning Committee) brings private industry together with public emergency response agencies in the Kansas City metropolitan region.

The Mid-America Regional Council Emergency Rescue Committee, commonly known as MARCER, promotes regional coordination and cooperation in emergency pre-hospital care for metropolitan Kansas City.

The Missouri Programming Committee is authorized by the MARC Total Transportation Policy Committee (TTPC) to make project funding recommendations to the TTPC for federal transportation funds suballocated to Miss

The Mobility Advisory Committee (MAC) is a subcommittee of the Regional Transit Coordinating Council. The committee is co-administered by MARC and the Kansas City Area Transportation Authority. The objectives of the committee are to:

The Operation Green Light Committee works to improve the coordination of traffic signals on major routes throughout the Kansas City area, especially those that cross city limits.