Presentation from Darcy Kitching: Good Things Come in Small Packages: Unwrapping the Shift Towards a More Compact Future Thank you to Parsons for hosting! Notes by Mary Catherine Carroll, Move Colorado Board Secretary Move Colorado // Parsons Offices (18th Street) 11:45 AM – Danielle Smith/Eugene begins 11:50 AM –
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Click below to watch the four segments of a conversation that Move Colorado held with the executive directors of Action 22, Club 20, and Pro 15 about transportation issues in rural parts of Colorado.
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Conversation with Amy Ford, Executive Director, Department of Transportation and Infrastructure for the City and County of Denver at Triunity Engineering
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Members Roundtable – What are the policy solutions YOU want to see? Referenced in the discussion: Colorado’s Bold New Approach to Highways — Not Building Them (NY Times)
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Presentation by Sarah Boden of Spare Labs, Inc. Sarah’s presentation on Mobility 2.o Director Guissinger’s presentation about Ballot Issue 7A Please note that neither presentation is intended for wider distribution For more information on Ballot Issue 7A, please contact Tanya Nathan at Hilltop Public Solutions at Tnathan@hilltoppublicsolutions.com.
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Move Colorado Member Workshop – 2025 transportation industry priorities The sound quality for this recording is poor, so additional notes from this meeting can be found here.
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Topic: Follow-up discussion on October workshop This meeting was not recorded, but the presentation can be found here. Thank you to our hosts:
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TRIUNITY, Inc., A Lochner Company presents Move Colorado’s Future Focus: What’s Next for Transportation in Colorado? December 4, 2024 8:00 AM-10:00 AM at History Colorado THIS EVENT IS NOW SOLD OUT, PLEASE CONTACT US FOR WAITLIST INFORMATION Colorado has made strides in increasing transportation opportunities, including transit and roadways,
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Presentation by Laura Perry, Assistant City Manager of the City of Aurora This meeting was not recorded, but the presentation can be found here. Thank you to our hosts:
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Move Colorado Policy Principle #1: Colorado’s state and local transportation system must be adequately funded. Do you believe the current transportation system is adequately funded? No. Colorado’s transportation system is not adequately funded and hasn’t been for decades. During my tenure as CEO of the Denver Metro Chamber of
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