One Strong Towns member on why he’s part of the movement.
Read MoreChuck shares what it's like to drive four hours to a Curbside Chat and find out that others traveled nearly far just to be there.
Read MorePedestrian safety programs acknowledge a problem, but fail to truly solve it.
Read MoreHere's a video featuring Chuck Marohn, Joe Minicozzi and Kevin Klinkenberg from an event earlier this year in Savannah. The extended Q&A is a must-watch.
Read MoreStrong Towns thinking has helped us become more precise in our input, and more effective in our education. Some of us as individuals have become members in order to show our appreciation, and to add to the dialog. It has been one of our best investments in helping to shape the city we want.
Read MoreNew growth creates an illusion of wealth. Local governments experiencing growth look and feel successful. They have high revenues and very little immediate costs associated with them. Long term, as the liabilities start to come due, it is revealed that a free road isn't really free.
Read MoreOver the last several years, we have seen the Strong Towns message of financial resilience and strong communities reach dozens of towns and cities across the country. Last week, the message was shared at a conference in Dubuque, Iowa by a Strong Towns member, John Griffin.
Read MoreThe only thing Strong Towns related on the docket for today is the Curbside Chat tonight at 5:30.
Read MoreThis week I'm headed to Dallas for the 23rd Congress for the New Urbanism.
Read MoreAs the year winds down, I look back at what we did with the Curbside Chat and am really amazed.
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