I will be serving as administrative support for Tony and the PRN staff, in order to help keep everything running smoothly and, more importantly, to allow you all more time to focus on your primary passions, functions and allow you each to make an even larger impact than before I arrived.
Meet Alaena Young, PRN’s Executive Administrative Assistant Read More »
In Spokane, we didn’t eliminate parking mandates all at once but incrementally over different policy proposals over a couple of years. We went about this in a bipartisan way by building a coalition around common goals such as reducing the price of housing. Our efforts included a diverse range of housing interest groups including housing builders and low-income housing groups who are often pitted against each other but were able to find common ground on this policy change.
Parking Reformer Spotlight: Spokane, WA City Councilor Zack Zappone Read More »
PRN provides the tools, the resources, and, of course, the network people need to reform parking policy in their own communities across North America. That’s why last December, PRN became the first advocacy organization I ever promoted on my channel. If you aren’t a PRN member already, please join and consider doing it as a monthly contribution. Our cities are worth fighting for, and PRN is critical to that fight.
A Message From CityNerd: Making a Difference with PRN Read More »
It wasn’t until I arrived in Beaverton that someone asked me, “Have you met the Parking Reform Network?” Right then, I realized that there was finally an organized voice to all the frustration (and hope!) that I was feeling.
Meet Beaverton, Oregon’s City Councilor, Kevin Teater Read More »
Hi! I’m a volunteer, board member, and donor to PRN, along with a software engineer at IBM Quantum and an animal rights activist. After living in Mexico City for 1.5 years, I returned to Arizona to be a founding member of Culdesac, the car free community.
Meet PRN Board Member Eric Arellano Read More »
