Contact your city council representative about transparency in transportation planning.

Education, Take Action, Transparency|

In our recent series of bog posts about the city’s Capital Improvement Program (CIP), we noted that the... Read More → Contact your city council representative about transparency in transportation planning.

The Transparency Project: Part 5 – Who Selects the CIP Projects?

Mode Shift Omaha, Transparency, Transportation Master Plan|

This is the fifth and final post from the Transparency series, following the steps of the Mode Shift CIP game... Read More → The Transparency Project: Part 5 – Who Selects the CIP Projects?

Coffee Chat with No More Empty Pots

Coffee chat, Community Outreach, Education, Mode Shift Omaha, Need for Choice, Perspectives, Take Action|

As mentioned in our last Coffee Chat blog post, Mode Shift Omaha collaborates with local groups that serve... Read More → Coffee Chat with No More Empty Pots

Citizens’ Academy Spring 2016 — Local Government & Planning

Mode Shift Omaha, Need for Choice, Parking, Perspectives|

The Spring 2016 Citizens’ Academy is coming to a close this week. Here are the key takeaways from the... Read More → Citizens’ Academy Spring 2016 — Local Government & Planning

The Expansion of Parking in Downtown Omaha

Parking, Research|

A recent blog post on the Strong Town’s website about addressing the “there’s no parking” argument is... Read More → The Expansion of Parking in Downtown Omaha

Some Thoughts on Improving Public Participation in Omaha

Perspectives|

By: Angela Eikenberry I was asked to take part last week in a panel on public participation organized by the... Read More → Some Thoughts on Improving Public Participation in Omaha

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