Categories
- Analytics (1)
- Democracy Reform (5)
- Development (11)
- Economics (10)
- Energy (7)
- Fiscal (6)
- PSA (5)
- Public Safety (2)
- Social Ventures (4)
- Suggestion Box (8)
- Technology (2)
- Transportation (2)
- Travis County (2)
- Uncategorized (4)
- Water (12)
- Wonker's Delight (2)
Tag Cloud
alan plummer austin austin american statesman austin city council austin energy austin police department austin post austin public library austin water budget capacity building capmetro charter revision city council city manager update corporate welfare deliberative polling elections flexcar fred gilliam imagine austin kirk watson legalzoom median household income non-profits origami public policy public power renewables save our springs single-member districts social velocity social venture funds texhealth central texas Transportation Travis County travis county healthcare district unemployment Water water conservation water demand water treament plant 4 water treatment plant wtp4 x-wingBlogroll
- Austin Chronicle
- Austin Contrarian
- Austin EcoNetwork
- Austin Metablog
- Austin on Two Wheels
- Austin Real Estate Blog
- Austinist
- Austinology
- Breakfast Tacos for Lunch
- Bus Riders Union of Austin
- CapMetro Blog
- City Manager Update
- City of Austin
- Community Matters
- Daily Texan
- Downtown Austin
- Fare Enough
- Greater Greater Washington
- Grits for Breakfast
- Homeroom
- KVUE Political Junkie
- M1EK's Bake-Sale of Bile
- Mean Rachel
- Mueller Community
- OpenAustin
- Persona Prime
- Placemaking Institute
- Social Velocity
- SRCC Neighborhood Association
- Statesman
- The Daily Texan
- The Urbanophile
Category Archives: Transportation
Austin Affordability: What Matters?
The discussion around Austin’s ‘affordability’ was perhaps the most interesting policy theme from the recent municipal election. Unfortunately, the discussion seemed to focus on economic development subsidies. These subsidies – while they might contribute to reducing Austin’s affordability in some … Continue reading
Posted in Development, Economics, Transportation
Tagged affordability, city council, elections
2 Comments
Ideas for Improving Capital Metro Oversight
Followers of Austin transportation policy know that Capital Metro has had a bad public relations run of late. This Lee Nichols piece in the Austin Chronicle has several CapMetro board members on-the-record complaining about their ability to effectively hold Cap … Continue reading
Posted in Transportation
Tagged austin, capmetro, fred gilliam, kirk watson, Transportation
Leave a comment
