The Piedmont Triad Regional Council (PTRC) is a voluntary association of local governments - urban and rural - authorized by state law to:

• Make and implement joint regional decisions;
• Provide management, planning and technical services to local governments;
• Identify and solve short and long-term problems best addressed at the regional level;
• Bring together local elected officials on a regular basis, giving them an opportunity to form working relationships:
• Promote regional issues and cooperation among members.

The PTRC is one of 16 regional councils in North Carolina. We are designated by the State of NC to serve as the lead regional organization for the Piedmont Triad region. We serve 78 member governments in a 12 county area.

Member Counties: Alamance County Caswell County Davidson County Davie County Forsyth County Guilford County Montgomery County Randolph County Rockingham County Stokes County Surry County Yadkin County   Click map for larger view

Member Municipalities:  

Archdale Asheboro Bermuda Run Bethania Biscoe Boonville Burlington Candor Clemmons Cooleemee Danbury Denton Dobson East Bend Eden Elkin Elon Franklinville Gibsonville Graham Green Level Greensboro

Haw River High Point Jamestown Jonesville Kernersville King Lewisville Lexington Liberty Madison Mayodan Mebane Midway Milton Mocksville Mount Airy Mount Gilead Oak Ridge Pilot Mountain Pleasant Garden Ramseur Randleman

Reidsville Rural Hall Seagrove Sedalia Staley Stokesdale Stoneville Summerfield Swepsonville Thomasville Tobaccoville Trinity Troy Village of Alamance Walkertown Wallburg Walnut Cove Wentworth Whitsett Winston-Salem Yadkinville Yanceyville

 

Funding

The FY 23-24 budget is approximately $49 million with 75% of the revenue coming from federal sources.

The PTRC is audited annually and meets the highest standards of financial controls and practice for governmental accounting. For more information about the PTRC budget, contact Jarrod Hand, PTRC Finance Director.  

Services and Programs

The PTRC provides management, planning and technical services in the following areas:

• Aging Services 
• Criminal Justice Systems Administration
• Data & Information Services
• Housing Programs
• Management Technical Assistance
• Regional Planning & Planning Technical Assistance
• Water Resources
• Weatherization
• Workforce & Economic Development 

The PTRC is strongly service oriented; its programs are driven by membership needs. Browse through our website to find out more about our programs and our services.

Programs and services administered fairly and without discrimination

The PTRC administers programs and services fairly and without discrimination regarding sex, race, national origin, ethnicity, color, religion, creed, age, marital status, genetic information, veterans’ status, disability, political affiliation, or for any other reason prohibited by law.  The designated Compliance Officer for Nondiscrimination in Programs Receiving Federal Assistance for the PTRC is Matt Reece.  Please contact Mr. Reece at (336) 904-0300, extension 1101, if you have any questions or concerns.