New Issue of CT Planning covers 2020 award recipients including Norwich, Windsor Locks, West Hartford, Torrington, NHCOG, WestCOG, Resilient Bridgeport and Make the Road CT. ct.planning.org/knowledge-ce…

Great graphic by NH Register covering Guilford's approval to transfer land to affordable housing developer.

Mike Zuba @ Decoding the Adaptive Reuse

Decoding Adaptive Reuse - CT Experts on sustainable architectire, building and fire code,market analysis, zoning and planning with focus on adaptive reuse

Yes! CCAPA's"Start With Planning" platform, developed in 2018, calls for a true Office of State Planning to conduct planning and promote consistent policies across state agencies.

Cultivating an academic commitment to planning in Connecticut goes hand in hand with rebuilding state planning capacity.

Accreditation benefits programs by helping to define the program- and attracting students.

Attending an accredited planning program teaches students what they need to know to become practicing planners- and facilitates the path to becoming AICP certified (a value for employment).

Many of Connecticut's educational institutions have programs that touch on planning. Trinity will begin a graduate certificate in planning program this year.

Where do Connecticut planners get trained? In CCSU's geography program, or out of state in programs such as UMass, Tufts, Rutgers, Penn, Columbia, Ohio State, and UCLA.

Planning education forum just getting started at the Capitol. Thank you Senator Osten for facilitating this session!

How to recruit students to address today's planning challenges? Bruce Hyde explains how UConn's Climate Corps educates and leverages student talent. #ct_apa #ctplanningawards

Please join us on Dec 6 for the annual holiday luncheon and awards ceremony. We will also welcome @UConn Climate Corps and a presentation from Bruce Hyde. We look forward to seeing you as we celebrate the very best in planning from 2019!

Meriden Legacy Event - let’s make it happen Meriden!!!

Connecticut planners are at the forefront of today’s @CTDECD Opportunity Zone conference in #NewHaven. Great projects start with great plans & our members create communities of lasting value!

#CT planners are covering a wide range of topics on day 2 @SNEAPA - here is a look at the meaningful work in #Windham - rebounding from the opioid crisis into a resurgent regional center with value of place strategies:

Property tax revenue from Springfield MGM block went from $650K to $25M with share allocated to local economic development. #SNEAPA2019