Press Release: 78-Year-Old Killed On Dangerous Corridor
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Media Contact:
Maya Rosas
Cell: 310-804-5256
78-Year-Old Killed On Dangerous Corridor
SAN DIEGO (January 9, 2018) – A 78-year-old woman has died after being struck by a car on the 3200 block of University Avenue, one of the most dangerous corridors in the City of San Diego. At approximately 8:30 PM on Saturday, a teenage driver hit the woman who was crossing the street midblock in North Park.
Read moreJanuary 09, 2018
Letter: Support for Ride Between the Lines: Enhancing Access to Transit in San Diego
Circulate San Diego wrote a letter to the California State Transportation Agency supporting the “Ride Between the Lines: Enhancing Access to Transit in San Diego” grant application submitted by the San Diego Association of Governments.
The proposed project would implement improvements at 23 bus stops, including improved bicycle facilities and the introduction of transit islands to the San Diego region along Clairemont Mesa Boulevard and University Avenue – two corridors in the San Diego region with high transit frequency, transit ridership, and pedestrian volumes.
Read the entire letter here [PDF].
January 08, 2018
Letter: Recommended Items for Councilmember Budget Priority Memoranda for FY 2019
Circulate San Diego wrote a letter to City of San Diego Councilmembers recommending transportation projects to be included in their Budget Priority Memoranda for FY 2019. These projects, if funded, will save lives and help the City reach its Climate Action Plan and Vision Zero goals by making walking, biking, and transit safer, more affordable, and more convenient for San Diegans.
Read the letter here [PDF].
January 03, 2018
Circulator 12/29: There's still time to give, inclusive engagement, and more
December 29, 2017
Press Release: Teen Seriously Injured Crossing Street in Carmel Valley
December 28, 2017
12/15 Circulator: End of Year giving, training recap, and more
December 15, 2017
End of Year Giving
At Circulate San Diego, we believe that everyone should be able to afford to live and work in our community. That’s why we advocate for more home production, and for affordable homes.
Last year we championed a bonus program at the City of San Diego to encourage more developers to include deed-restricted affordable homes, in exchange for allowing the construction of more market-rate homes. The policy was adopted, and we published research a few months ago showing that it’s working.
Read moreDecember 15, 2017
Community Planning Group Training Recap
On Wednesday, December 6, Circulate San Diego, the San Diego Regional Chamber of Commerce, and the Building Industry Association’s y|GEN co-hosted a panel and discussion on how residents of the City of San Diego can serve on their local community planning groups (CPGs).
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December 15, 2017
Announcement - Circulate San Diego selects Colin Parent as Executive Director and General Counsel
Circulate San Diego is proud to announce the selection of Colin Parent as our new Executive Director and General Counsel.Below is a message from Colin.
December 07, 2017
Press Release: Circulate San Diego Names Colin Parent Executive Director and General Counsel
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: Colin Parent
858-442-7374 | cparent@circulatesd.org
Press Release: Circulate San Diego Names Colin Parent Executive Director and General Counsel
Circulate San Diego is pleased to announce that they have hired Colin Parent to be their new Executive Director and General Counsel.
Read moreDecember 07, 2017