Advocating for walkable, bikeable, inclusive, and transit-oriented communities as the most sustainable and equitable way for the Washington, DC region to grow and provide opportunities for all.

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Events

Join us for a DC – MoCo happy hour April 8 in Friendship Heights! 

Join us for a happy hour to meet up with local smart growth, urbanist, and affordable housing supporters!

Livable Communities Leadership Awards & Reception

Please join us for our Prince Livable Communities Leadership Award

Latest Happenings


Central Avenue-Blue/Silver Line Sector Plan factsheet

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The Preliminary Central Avenue-Blue/Silver Line Sector Plan outlines a long-term vision to guide the development of Inner-Beltway communities along Central Avenue, through the year 2045.
Letter: COG’s Mid-Course Review of climate plan needs to include performance targets, housing

Letter: COG’s Mid-Course Review of climate plan needs to include performance targets, housing

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CSG and several officials on the CEEPC have expressed concerns that COG’s mid-course review of the region’s 2030 Climate and Energy Action Plan to date is not showing progress relative to performance targets and is missing key data.
Two community events in Alexandria: Duke Street & Housing 2040

Two community events in Alexandria: Duke Street & Housing 2040

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Alexandria is holding two community open houses next week where you can offer your input on two major ongoing projects: the Duke Street Land Use Plan and Housing 2040.
MD 214 Pedestrian Safety Action Plan factsheet

MD 214 Pedestrian Safety Action Plan factsheet

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Six lanes is too wide & risky for MD 214. The proposed concepts to address pedestrian safety on this segment of MD 214 are greatly disappointing and fall far short of meeting project goals.

Testimony: Starter and Silver Homes Act (MD)

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Maryland is experiencing a housing shortage, and losing residents to other states where housing is more affordable. SB 36 can help change that trend by ensuring our communities can build homes that reflect the diversity of needs of Maryland residents.