CSPDC Director of Transportation Ann Cundy presented at the Association of MPOs (AMPO) Annual Conference in Minneapolis, MN in October. She and PlanRVA Director of Transportation Chet Parsons developed a session with consultants Avid Core, Inc. around hybrid public involvement. Avid Core has worked with both MPOs on public involvement strategies […]
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CSPDC Staff Collects for United Way’s Greatest Needs Drive
The CSPDC is giving back during the holiday season by serving as a collection site for the United Way’s Greatest Needs Drive. Each year the United Way of Harrisonburg-Rockingham County holds a donation drive to collect the items most needed by organizations in the community. The United Way assembles a […]
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Update on Regional Housing Study
In September, the CSPDC and Virginia Center for Housing Research (VCHR) concluded several months of focus groups and interviews with realtors, lenders, service providers, developers, universities, and employers for the Regional Housing Study. The focus groups were held in Buena Vista, Fishersville, Monterey, and through several virtual sessions. On October […]
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Highland County Recreation Commission Kicks off Outdoor Recreation Strategic Plan
The Highland County Recreation Commission (HCRC) received a technical assistance grant through the National Park Service’s Rivers, Trails, and Conservation Assistance program to develop an outdoor recreation strategic plan for Highland County and the HCRC. The Strategic Plan will identify how the HCRC and its partners can enhance outdoor recreation […]
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Olivia Raines Presents at Governor’s Housing Conference
This November, CSPDC’s Housing Program Manager Olivia Raines, was invited to present at the Virginia Governor’s Housing Conference (VAGHC) in Arlington, VA. The conference was held November 16 – 18, and the theme was ‘Build, Expand, Achieve,’ with an emphasis on linking affordable housing to economic development goals. Olivia Raines, […]
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Virginia Completes Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Plan
Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) is assisting with investing a projected $100 million over the next five years to install public electric vehicle (EV) charging stations across Virginia through the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) Program, which is funded by the Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill (BIL). VDOT recently completed the Virginia […]
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