Last week, Sustain Charlotte signed a national letter calling for members of Congress to oppose the S.J. Resolution 61. This resolution seeks to nullify the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Greenhouse […]
Sustain Charlotte welcomes you to take a look around and enjoy new events and resources built to help you advocate for a sustainable future!
Presented this year by Honeywell, this event highlights the achievements of local sustainability leaders and the issues that shape the sustainability of our region.
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. That’s exactly […]
On Monday night, Charlotte City Council met for their regularly scheduled monthly meeting. On the agenda were three items we were paying especially close attention to: a tree canopy report; […]
The following is a guest post written by Trent Michels for Sustain Charlotte partner Insight Architects It’s always exhilarating to witness architects pushing the boundaries of sustainability, while paying homage to […]
How can a small town make its streets safer for pedestrians? Davidson is trying out a few strategies, including new crosswalks, pedestrian signals, and starting this week, tickets for jaywalkers. […]
On Tuesday, September 5, the Transportation, Planning & Development Committee met to receive three updates: one from interim CATS CEO Brent Cagle, another from Planning Director Alyson Craig, and […]
The Metropolitan Transit Commission (MTC) met on Wednesday, August 23 to receive updates from CATS CEO Brent Cagle and the transit work group that is focusing on finding solutions to recent operational […]
In May 2023, Mecklenburg County made the decision to switch from a block 5-year Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) to a rolling 5-year CIP. The CIP is the county’s method of prioritizing and […]