AICP CM Opportunities
Using Electric Vehicles to Drive Development
Cities, states, and vehicle manufacturers across the United States have publicly set goals for their electric vehicle futures. In this session, we will spotlight the City of Peachtree Corners' plans […]
GPA 2021 Spring Conference
The GPA 2021 Spring Conference will be here before we know it. While we would like to see all of our fellow planners in person, we have decided that the 2021 GPA Spring Conference will be a virtual event.
Annual Parks & Greenspace Conference
Each spring, Park Pride hosts the annual Parks & Greenspace Conference, the largest parks conference in the southeast, showcasing thought leaders from Atlanta and across the nation. Through education and […]
Network+Knowledge: Automated Solar Permitting with SolarAPP
Join us for an afternoon introduction to the National Renewable Energy Laboratory’s (NREL) SolarAPP – a software tool for cities and counties to use to automate solar permit processing. NREL […]
EPG Book Club Meeting
Please join us for the second of our three-part series to Dare Greatly together as Emerging Planners of Georgia. Join the conversation as we discuss Chapters 3 - 5. Reading not required
Lunchtime Webinar with Georgia ITE
Georgia Planning members are invited to join ITE Georgia to hear an update on transportation in Cobb County and their Cobb Forward Transportation Plan.
Webinar: Legal Pathways to Deep Decarbonization
ARC is hosting a webinar for local governments looking to cut carbon emissions. Noted climate change experts at the Sabin Center for Climate Change Law at Columbia University and Widener University Law School published more than 1,000 recommendations for achieving deep decarbonization.
Georgia Smart Communities Challenge Final Presentation: Streamlining Suburban Transit in Sandy Springs
Georgia Smart empowers communities to envision and plan for a smarter future by providing opportunities to work with Georgia Tech and university researchers to advance local initiatives. In 2020, the city of Sandy Springs was one of four communities supported by Georgia Smart for their “Streamlining Suburban Transit” project, which sought to pilot Transit Signal Priority with an Application Program Interface.