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Which MetroForward priority should come first?
How should we ensure new development benefits existing residents? Ideas for community benefit agreements, anti-displacement funds, and local hiring?
What would make Metroville's bus and rail more reliable for daily commuters? Discuss headways, bus lanes, signal priority, and station upgrades.
Create a climate-resilient street program to replace aging water lines and integrate green stormwater features (bioswales, permeable paving) block-by-block.
Create a real-time permits and inspections tracker with open APIs so residents, contractors, and journalists can follow applications from intake to sign-off. The system will sho...
David CarterModernize zoning in ½-mile walksheds of high-frequency transit to allow small apartments, missing-middle housing, and mixed-use corner stores. Inclusionary requirements will ens...
David CarterWithin 24 months, deliver design fixes on 80% of the High-Injury Network: raised crosswalks, daylighted corners, hardened centerlines, protected bike intersections, and leading ...
David CarterReplace all known lead service lines within eight years, starting with childcare centers, schools, and census blocks with the highest blood lead risk. The city will offer 0% int...
David CarterLaunch a five-year capital plan to address deferred maintenance on bridges and arterials, prioritizing structures with poor condition ratings and flood exposure. Every project w...
David CarterDesignate three Rapid Bus Corridors with dedicated lanes during peak, consolidated stops, off-board fare payment, and transit signal priority (TSP). Corridors are selected using...
David CarterTransition the municipal bus fleet and city operations vehicles to zero-emission by 2030. Phase 1 (2025–2026) pilots 20 battery-electric buses on high-ridership routes with on-d...
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