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In my 6 months at PAG, I’ve learned how important transportation planning is to economic development, quality of life, and the overall vitality of the Tucson region. If you live in the Tucson area and have thoughts on how to prioritize improvements to the region’s roadways, public transportation, cycling and pedestrian infrastructure then you should take this survey.

There’s still time to take Pima Association of Governments’ “Shape Your Transportation Future” survey, which allows community members in the greater Tucson region to share their transportation priorities and experiences, and to tell us what types of transportation improvements should be funded over the next 30 years. Survey results will help in the development of PAG’s 2055 Regional Mobility and Accessibility Plan (RMAP), which allows our region to annually secure millions of dollars in federal funding for essential transportation improvements in the region. Your input matters to us. Learn more and take the survey at PAGregion.com/2055

Share your transportation project and investment priorities in the Shape Your Transportation Future survey, which closes tonight. Take it before it's too late. Pima Association of Governments, the greater Tucson region's metropolitan planning organization, will use the survey data to inform development of its federally required long-range transportation plan, which is updated every four years. PAG's 2055 Regional Mobility and Accessibility Plan (RMAP) outlines where funds should be spent on roads, transit, bike and pedestrian facilities, travel reduction and more.   Your input matters to us to better plan and budget for your needs over the next 30 years. http://PAGregion.com/2055

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note that i'm fairly sure you don't need to stand diagonally to meet diagonal; but you probably could if you wished. it's also worth reflecting that one can only be diagonal with respect to a comparision point. note further that comparision points are an essential feature of the diagonal platform. coincidence? i don't know! you'd have to ask them. in any case, if you want to go and see the coolest, and also most thoughtful, technology for urban and city planning, you know where to be :)

Learning opportunities

As part of our Work and Play Report from 2023, the Front Project created this fact sheet which focuses on findings that show how accessing ECEC is a major barrier to families living outside of metro and inner regional areas. Read the factsheet and our recommendations here - https://ow.ly/VNPt50RmQFa

📽 🌱 Videos of the #RuralPact Policy Lab "Taking action to tackle #rural depopulation" are available ! Explore how Spain, Finland, and Italy are tackling rural #depopulation head-on. Learn from Juana López Pagan's insights into Spain's national strategy, Auli Sihvola's coordination efforts in Finland, and Francesco Mantino's evaluation of Italy's Inner Areas Strategy. 💡Discover the lessons that could shape rural futures 👇 https://shorturl.at/bdeJP #RuralPact #ruraldevelopment #policyinnovation

Register for this @esri webinar on how GIS can equitably drive capital improvement projects. Discussion will examine how public works professionals can equitably prioritize infrastructure improvements to create a smart and transparent community. http://ow.ly/ejhi103C0cr

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