Closing Date: February 17, 2017 (position will remain open until filled)
Classification: Full Time, Salaried (some evening and weekend work required)
Do you have a background in urban planning and want to have an impact on the San Diego region? Circulate San Diego, the area’s leading advocate for transportation choices and sustainable land use, is looking to fill a spot on its dynamic and talented team. This is an ideal opportunity to be a change maker in the San Diego region.
Ray Traynor (SANDAG), speaking on technological innovations for transportation
Angus Clark (HULA Car), speaking on the application of Electric Vehicles and Autonomous Vehicles in the car share industry and beyond
Kathy Keehan (San Diego County Bicycle Coalition), speaking on bicycles as part of the matrix of transportation options
Dana Hook (CDM Smith), speaking on the future of transportation infrastructure
If you would like to learn more about the Future of Transportation stay tuned for details on the upcoming Forums and read the Voice of San Diego article which profiled the Forum.
Community planning groups are an important mechanism for determining how San Diego will grow and develop. Circulate San Diego is encouraging a diverse group of committed San Diegans to participate in the City’s community planning groups RSVP here!
Circulate San Diego released a report earlier this month on how the City of San Diego can better implement transit oriented development (“TOD”). TOD benefits housing affordability, economic development, and the climate. However, a variety of barriers exist to prevent TOD in San Diego.
This report recommends a variety of specific, detailed, and actionable policy reforms that can be adopted city-wide to implement TOD.
The full report can be viewed online at http://www.circulatesd.org/todreport.
In addition, the Voice of San Diego expanded its coverage of the regional housing shortage with two articles examining the issue:
One Term in, Faulconer Hasn’t Moved the Needle Much on New Housing
