Park and Recreation Commission presents budget priorities
Park and Recreation Commission chair Kip Kiser presents the group’s budget priorities to the Mecklenburg County Board of Commissioners. More funding for land acquisition,...
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Sustain Charlotte concerned about the city’s commitment to ‘Vision Zero’ initiative (WCNC)
The city of Charlotte continues to see major growth with more drivers, pedestrians, and cyclists on the roads. In an effort to strengthen its commitment to safe travel fo...
City supports efforts to improve competitiveness, economy through transportation network investments
February 26, 2024 Charlotte City Council meeting Every year, Charlotte City Council adopts an annual state and federal legislative agenda. These are important because the...
Get the CLT+ app
During a recent walkability audit with Sustain Charlotte, Ally team members were were introduced to the City of Charlotte’s CLT+ app, which can be used to report potholes...
Sustain Charlotte calls on city council not to abandon Vision Zero
The below is a letter from Sustain Charlotte executive director Shannon Binns to Charlotte City Council about discussions by the Transportation, Planning and Development ...
OPINION: Do Not Nullify Charlotte’s Commitment to Vision Zero (QC Nerve)
The below is a letter from Sustain Charlotte executive director Shannon Binns to Charlotte City Council about discussions by the Transportation, Planning and Development ...
Cyclists use portable street sweeper to clean up bike lanes (WSOC-TV)
Ramez Tadros has brought innovative technology to Charlotte, which offers cyclists the opportunity to clean up trash from bike lanes. “You attach it to your bike, and it ...
Uptown transportation hub: Where do things stand with the Charlotte Gateway Station?
The Charlotte Gateway Station is part of the large-scale mobility plan in the Queen City. It will integrate residential, commercial, retail, and transportation infrastruc...
Can Charlotte lead the way in cooling cities? (WFAE)
February is one of Charlotte’s coldest months, but researchers at UNC Charlotte have been investing a lot of time lately thinking about how hot it gets in the summer. Ver...
Board member spotlight: Ray Addison reflects on his day out
Ray Addison and his son enjoy a day out in the city courtesy of CATS “How many of you ride public transportation?” A Charlotte resident asked that question at the Sustain...
Transportation, Planning, & Development Committee: February 5, 2024
This past Monday, February 5, the Transportation, Planning, & Development (TPD) Committee met to discuss all things mobility and growth. CATS Interim CEO Brent Cagle ...
Speaking up for parks and greenways
We believe that greenways, parks, and nature preserves are fundamental to a healthy, vibrant, equitable community. That’s why we tirelessly advocate for Mecklenburg Count...