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WEBINAR: Does more housing make housing more affordable?
This Thursday, Jan. 22, we’re talking to housing experts to explore the relationship between housing production and affordability.
Montgomery County Road Safety Town Hall
This Saturday, January 10, CSG is co-sponsoring a safe streets town hall hosted by Councilmember Evan Glass.
Join us and partners like WABA, MoCo Families for Safe Streets, and Action Committee for Transit in Rockville to speak up for safe streets and bring attention to improvements needed in your community.
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DC testimony in support of alley lots for housing
January 10, 2026 Mr. Anthony Hood, Chairman Zoning Commission of the District of Columbia 441 4th Street, NW, Suite 210S Washington, DC 20001 RE: Support with amendments for Zoning Case No. 25-06 – Amendment to the Zoning Regulations Governing Alley Lots Dear Chair Hood and Members of the Zoning Commission:
Take Action: Help make alley lots a part of DC’s housing solution
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CSG in the News: Traffic fatalities in DC drop more than 50% in 2025, Attorney General says
January 05, 2026 | Ya-Marie Sesay | DC News Now Since the STEER Act was implemented, the Attorney General’s Office has sued 24 of the most dangerous drivers in the District. Combined, those drivers accumulated more than 4,300 traffic violations and over $1.4 million in traffic fines. “We’re supportive of these kinds
Be a part of preserving Alexandria’s affordable housing
Alexandria’s Office of Housing is requesting feedback on its draft Affordable Housing Preservation Recommendations and Strategies as part of the city’s Housing 2040 initiative.
Event materials: How New Housing Affects Affordability. Virtual Screening + Q&A with Justine Underhill
This online event focused on the impacts of luxury housing on affordability. We screened "What Luxury Housing Does to Homelessness," followed by a Q&A with its creator, Falls Church City Councilmember Justine Underhill. Justine is known for her dynamic video series simplifying complex housing concepts with research and engaging graphics.
