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A new vision for Peachtree Street in downtown Atlanta imagines it as a shared space.

A New, ‘Shared’ Vision for Peachtree Street

By Kate Sweeney | Atlanta Regional Commission |

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Do New Toll Lanes Pave Way to Better Commute?

By Jim Jaquish | Atlanta Regional Commission |

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Plannerisms: Today we Learn About…First & Last-Mile Connectivity

By Kate Sweeney | Atlanta Regional Commission |

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Metro Atlanta Transit Plan Takes a Step Forward

By David Wickert | Atlanta Journal-Constitution | May 24, 2019

Finding the Right First Response to All Those Scooters Out There

By Paul Mackie | Mobility Lab | May 24, 2019

Electric Bus Adoption Has Lots of Roadblocks: New Reports Offer Solutions

By Patrick Sisson | Curbed | May 24, 2019

Chambers of Commerce Come Around to Transit

By Aaron Short | StreetsBlog USA | May 22, 2019

How Does Atlanta Transportation Affect Public Health? GSU Researchers Want to Know

By Sean Keenan | Curbed Atlanta | May 22, 2019

USPS to Test Autonomous Trucks for Shipping Mail

By Jonathan Blackwood | My Tech Decisions | May 22, 2019

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News Releases From the Region

City of Sandy Springs to Transition Some Services form Public-Private Model

By Staff | City of Sandy Springs | May 22, 2019

Peachtree City Awarded $128,000 Grant to Plan for the Future

May 22, 2019

Douglas County, City of Douglasville, and City of Villa Rica Kick Off 2020 Census Event

By Staff | Douglas County | May 22, 2019

Alpharetta Receives $150,000 ARC Grant For Connectivity Plan

By Staff | City of Alpharetta | May 22, 2019

Atlanta BeltLine, Inc. Announces Largest Affordable Housing BudgetAtlanta BeltLine, Inc. Announces Largest Affordable Housing Budget

By Staff | Atlanta BeltLine | May 14, 2019

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At ARC Civic Dinners, metro Atlanta residents sit down together and break bread while having focused, meaningful conversations about issues that matter. Learn more and sign up!

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July 11 @ 6:30 pm

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Data Dive

Data Dive: How Metro Atlanta Wages Have Changed — Find Yours

This view of the tool on the 33n post illustrates the wage changes in arts, design, entertainment, sports, and media jobs. The largest wage increase has been for occupations in the high-wage category, while wages among the lower-earning professions actually dropped.

Wage Changes for High, Middle, and Low-Wage Occupations