Alison Goebel
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Alison Goebel
@alisongoebeloh.bsky.social
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Personal obsessions: cycling road races 🚴🏼‍♀️🚴‍♂️, cats. Professional interests: legacy cities (aka 'rustbelt' cities), land use, housing. Also: Executive Director of @greaterohio.org, but all posts are mine.
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#Ohio- I hope you voted in your local municipal and county elections today!
Left the room where husband is anxiously watching the #WorldSeries and talking at the TV. The atmosphere was getting too intense for me, a casual watcher, to be witness to the end of this game.
Time for my annual appreciation post for multi family, gentle density neighborhoods… trick or treating at duplexes is half the work, the double the candy!
Thank you! Your posts have been very helpful this season! We have a vpn 🤫 but I don’t have the bandwidth to figure out the schedules of smaller races & multi stage races with unusual schedules. Thank you again!
@neorsd.org never misses 😂
obligatory sturgeon mention content
I think of this graphic every day.
My semi-regular reminder of a really important reality about cities, density, services and taxes.

Original graphic cleaned up by @kathrynmathias.bsky.social. #CityMakingMath
this is extremely helpful. Can you include on the webpage directions on usage/re-printing? Are these now Creative Commons type images, where we can use them as long as attribute the source? Or do users need to seek explicit permission from LILP to use/reprint?
Excited about this new volume to inform and inspire more active transportation planning & projects in ohio and beyond!
Last year, we published our first active transportation (AT) guide, providing tips for implementing an AT project, funding sources & technical assistance programs. We are excited to share How to Build Safe, Vibrant Streets in Ohio: A Guide for Non-Engineers, Vol 2
www.greaterohio.org/publications...
How to Build Safe, Vibrant Streets in Ohio: A Guide for Non-Engineers, Volume 2 — Greater Ohio Policy Center
Volume 2 builds on the case studies presented in the first edition by featuring additional examples of outstanding improvements local leaders and communities have undertaken.
www.greaterohio.org
So proud of the cities in Ohio, many of them smaller #legacycities, who are spending the $$ & political capital to change streets back to 2way after decades of 1 ways.
If your downtown still has many wide and fast one-way streets, then your priority is to move cars as fast as possible thru a weak downtown. It’s NOT to create a vibrant downtown, help downtown retailers, keep people safe, support walkability and accessibility, reduce pollution, etc. #TrafficSewers
That TdF (2022?) when he wiped out on wet streets, dislocated his shoulder, popped it back in himself, and kept going. G is low-key hard core.

Also, all the Ben Stiller love he gets/got on twitter, esp during TdF. (I’m not on twitter anymore so not sure if Ben still gives him props!)
Feeling personally attacked every time I "ctrl+ s" and my new microsoft program tells me the file is automatically saved.

The fear of losing files runs too deep in these elder millennial bones to believe such claims. upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/co...
Co-signing this
Please please please please please …
Thanks for asking. I have been worrying about him since the crash.
Reposted by Alison Goebel
First part of the prose novel Lancelot du Lac, French, 14th century, 📸 by @charlylopezph
This is all true. Especially the part about how having le Tour on in the background morphs into actively watching each stage start to finish. He doesn't mention how that obsession then leads to watching every other race you can access. And then buying a VPN to access even more races. #cycling
Teaching Americans about le tour #couchpeloton
SBS in Australia are excellent (and it’s free)
Now that the state budget is done (we got what we wanted! 🎉) my feed is switching back to a different obsession: 🚴🏼‍♀️.
6️⃣ days till @le-tourdefrance.bsky.social starts and I have been mainlining my fave podcasts and YouTube channels for the last week. Christmas in July is almost here! #cycling
Helpful run down of the federal tax package proposal
🏛️ The Senate’s new tax package could shape the future of community development.

It proposes making LIHTC + NMTC permanent—a big win.

But it misses the mark on urgent needs like affordable housing + inclusive growth.

See the breakdown + what’s next ⤵️
www.smartgrowthamerica.org/knowledge-hu...
The play for permanence: The fate of community development tax provisions in the Senate’s draft tax legislation - Smart Growth America
www.smartgrowthamerica.org
One of my favorite thing about legacy city skyscrapers is that they almost never have a 13th floor. This one is in Dayton, Ohio.
We need flexible, community-responsive funding that helps communities remediate brownfields for all types of end uses. Sign onto our letter to encourage Ohio's legislative Conference Committee to maintain that flexibility!
🚨Call to Action!🚨 Sign GOPC’s Letter to the Conference Committee on HB96!

Ohio's main operating budget will be finished soon.

Join us in urging Conference Committee members to support the House's version of the Brownfields Remediation Program!

For More Details: mailchi.mp/greaterohio....
Call to Action on the State Operating Budget!
mailchi.mp
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Changes proposed by the Ohio Senate to the Brownfield Remediation Program would undermine the progress communities throughout Ohio have made revitalizing brownfields by limiting future grants to a narrow number of end-uses. Here, GOPC discusses all the uses of brownfield sites when cleaned-up
If we were located in DC, these are the suite mates I'd want to share an office with! The building is beautiful, in a great location, and the SGA office is full of smart, talented, collaborative people.