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Fault Lines: Key takeaways and how to get involved

Fault Lines: Key takeaways and how to get involved

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Thank you to all who could join us for our recent screening of the powerful Fault Lines film at the Angelika Film Center in Fairfax. Whether you were with us in the theater or couldn’t make it this time, we are grateful to have you as part of this growing

Testimony: SRA 25-02 — No more barriers to new homes on corridors (MoCo)

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Thank you for accepting this testimony on behalf of the Coalition for Smarter Growth. CSG advocates for walkable, bikeable, inclusive, and transit-oriented communities as the most sustainable and equitable way for the Washington, DC region to grow and provide opportunities for all.
ACTION ALERT! Tell the Council: support new homes on corridors and say no to more barriers

ACTION ALERT! Tell the Council: support new homes on corridors and say no to more barriers

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ACTION ALERT! Tell the Council: support new homes on corridors and say no to more barriers

CSG in the News: The W&OD Trail is a Northern Virginia treasure at risk

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September 11, 2025 | Sonya Breehey, Kevin O’Brien | Greater Greater Washington The W&OD is a popular 45-mile linear park and trail, providing communities from Arlington to Purcellville a vital connection to active transportation, recreation, and conservation. Yet Dominion’s clear-cutting and a potential long-shot commuter rail proposal could significantly change this

Testimony: Support for University Boulevard Corridor Plan (MoCo)

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We ask for your support for the goals of safe streets, vibrant and inclusive communities, and transit-oriented homes and businesses laid out in the University Boulevard Corridor Plan and in our county’s 30-year general plan, Thrive 2050.