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  • World Town Planning Day

    Georgia Tech College of Architecture Reinsch Pierce Auditorium 247 Fourth St. NW, Atlanta, GA, United States

    As Atlanta moves away from a principally car-focused orientation for its roads and looks towards more complete streets, how can planners and designers equitably distribute these physical spaces between different uses and users?

  • Solar Powering Your Community Workshop in Augusta (CM | 4)

    Central Savannah River Area Regional Commission Office 3626 Walton Way Extension, Suite 300, Augusta, GA, United States

    Communities interested in learning more about solar development are invited to a free workshop with national and local experts.

  • Economic Development Credit Analysis (CM | 24)

    Georgia Tech Square 85 Fifth Street NW, Atlanta, GA, United States

    This hands-on course presents business financing tools and available private financing options, as well as how the public sector can complement bank financing. You will learn how to stimulate private […]

  • District 2 – Planning, Economic Development, and the New Normal (CM | 1.5)

    Bob Snipes Water Resources Center 780 Barber St, Athens, GA, United States

    Delve into the state of the real estate markets after the great recession. How have well-planned communities weathered the storm? Are more communities recognizing the importance of planning for economic […]

  • Planning for Aging Septic Systems

    Athens-Clarke County Planning Department Auditorium 120 W. Dougherty Street, Athens, GA, United States

    Planners from Athens-Clarke County's present their innovative septic system inventory and education program. (It’s your “doody” to learn more!) (CM 2)
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  • District 2 – Technology, Data, and Engagement

    Bob Snipes Water Resources Center 780 Barber St, Athens, GA, United States

    Ever-changing and ever more important, technology is reshaping community building, governance, and planning. Look at what's coming next as panelists examine the three big components of technology: plan management, research and data, and public engagement.