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Focus Areas

Government Leadership Institute

Making Regionalism a Reality

Entrepreneurial Planning

Planning Healthy Communities

"Population of 6-county Southern California today: 16.8 million. Population of 6-county Southern California in 2020: 21.5 million."

-Southern California Association of Governments
623 N. Azusa Ave., Azusa, CA 91702

Focus Areas: Introduction

Arial View of Southern CaliforniaGovernment Leadership Institute - Educating elected and appointed officials and staff on growth issues and the importance of regional and holistic planning. This carries over from the SCTLC program.

Making Regionalism a Reality - Working to make regionalism relevant to a wide public and bring awareness to the importance of regional and holistic planning in Southern California. TLUC will continue SCTLC's pioneering work as an independent and strong voice for regional solutions to regional problems.

Entrepreneurial Planning - Informing and educating diverse groups on planning and growth, and applying progressive planning techniques to specific situations. Using technology and visual approaches to public engagement as bridges to new constituencies, TLUC will work to educate and involve people on housing production, land use, transportation, and environmental issues.

Planning for Public Health - Expanding public awareness of the linkages between community planning and public health, focusing on two specific areas, new city design and retrofitting existing communities to include pedestrian, recreation and accessibility options (linked to improved public transit) that can contribute to healthier lifestyles.



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