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1. Check Out Our New Aiport Video

2. Jana Schwartz Passes AICP Exam

3. Star Intern Leaves Circulate San Diego

Today Circulate San Diego submitted a letter to the San Diego City Council in support of the formation of a Mobility Advisory Board. Creation of a Mobility Board in San Diego will provide a path for the City to comprehensively implement transportation policies and projects, including a much needed focus on the City’s Vision Zero commitment. 

Read the letter [PDF].

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Contact: Maya Rosas, (310) 804-5256, mrosas@circulatesd.org

Circulate San Diego awards Mobility Certification to Solana Highlands

Sustainable smart growth project will revitalize aging apartment community

SAN DIEGO (Nov. 21, 2018)—Transit and smart growth advocacy organization Circulate San Diego awarded its Mobility Certification to Solana Highlands, the proposed HG Fenton infill and transit-oriented residential project in Solana Beach. The project will redevelop an existing apartment community and provide affordable housing, while considering the distinctive coastal characteristics of Solana Beach.

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1. Mayor Faulconer Proposes Parking Reforms

2. Transit to the Aiport - We Deserve Better!

3. Celebrating Election Day Wins!

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1. Momentum Awards Honor Mobility Champions

2. Scooter Rules Advance from Committee

3. Transit to the Aiport - We Deserve Better!

4. Circulate San Diego's Voting Guide

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1. Momentum Awards are Next Wednesday, October 24!

2. Become a Member & Help Us Get More Wins

3. San Diego Needs Better Transit to the Airport -Tell the Airport!

4. Scooter Rules Coming to SD: Ride a Scooter to the Hearing 10/24

5. Circulate San Diego's Voting Guide

Circulate San Diego sent a letter urging the SANDAG and MTS Boards of Directors to revise the proposed fare changes in the Regional Transit Fare Study Update to include free or discounted bus transfers and reinstate free transfers for the Trolley.

Read the letter [PDF].

Yesterday the board of the Metropolitan Transit System (MTS) voted to adopt all our recommendations to transform empty parking lots into affordable homes.

This is a major win for our transit system, and for addressing our region’s housing affordability crisis.

Today we submitted a letter to the SANDAG Board of Directors encouraging them to consider requesting transit projects be advanced beyond what is currently proposed in the Shared Mobility concept released as a part of the development of the 2019 Regional Plan. We also encourage planning for the Purple Line be incorporated into the future transportation network scenario. 

Read the full letter [PDF].

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – October 11, 2018

Contact: Colin Parent

(858) 442-7374

cparent@circulatesd.org

Press and Photo Release: MTS Updates Policy to Develop Empty Parking Lots into Affordable Homes, A Major Victory for Housing and Transit Advocates

Today the Metropolitan Transit System (MTS) board voted unanimously to accept recommendations from Circulate San Diego and to reform its policies to allow empty parking lots to be transformed into affordable homes.