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Committee workshop reviews Safe Streets/transit goals; staff asked to develop a six‑month baseline dashboard
Summary
City staff and movement representatives briefed the committee on targets in a transportation resolution that aims to cut transportation greenhouse gas emissions and increase walking, biking and transit. Staff agreed to develop baseline data and a public dashboard and to report back in about six months.
City staff and advocates briefed the City Services and Environmental Policy Committee on April 3 on a transportation resolution that frames New Haven’s work to increase walking, biking and transit and reduce transportation greenhouse gas emissions.
The workshop focused on how the city will measure progress toward a target included in the draft resolution: a reduction in transportation greenhouse gas emissions of 25 percent by 2030 (the resolution’s stated target). City staff and advocates said current challenges include a lack of consistent citywide baseline data and the need for more…
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