
Building Back Better Starts with Planning
We are now shifting to strategic planning for next year’s state session, as well as federal advocacy. As GPA President-Elect, I sent our policy positions to Senators Warnock and Ossoff. I was...
We are now shifting to strategic planning for next year’s state session, as well as federal advocacy. As GPA President-Elect, I sent our policy positions to Senators Warnock and Ossoff. I was...
GPA is now accepting nominations for the 2022-2023 Board term. Serving on the Board is a great way to connect with other planners, give back to GPA, and help build a successful chapter. Nominations...
The federal government is considering changing the definitions of Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) and Urban Area (UA). If enacted, these changes would modify the MSA definition to apply to areas...
The GPA Board announces that Cristina Pastore, AICP is GPA’s Professional Development Officer (PDO). Cristina is taking over the unexpired term of Ariel Godwin, AICP, who recently resigned from his...
Congratulations to Georgia Tech’s Student Planning Association (SPA) for winning the American Planning Association (APA) 2021 Outstanding Planning Student Organization (PSO) Award! APA awards the...
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The GPA Board of Directors unanimously approved Legislative Policy Priorities for the 2021-22 Georgia General Assembly at its February 9 meeting. The document is a statement of our Chapter...
How can you reach nearly 1,000 regional, urban, and rural planners practicing land use, environmental, transportation and other specialties statewide? Become an Annual Sponsor. Thank you to the...
GPA surveyed its members in the fall about a range of policy responses to the pandemic, economic crisis, and social movement. If your community has shifted its operations, programs, or policies, we...