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Chapter 13 Introduction
A livable community is one that is safe and secure. It offers choices in where to live and how to get around.
Livable and sustainable communities are safe and healthy. They offer residents choices in where to live and how to get around.
Extreme weather conditions, natural disasters, and health emergencies can be devastating to communities.
Redevelopment reuses previously developed land to catalyze new economic growth. It can provide new housing options or community amenities.
When done well, community planning spurs economic development that helps all members of a community thrive.
Chapter 1 Introduction
Maintaining trust and confidence in the government requires strong democratic processes and government institutions.
Political advocacy is a cornerstone of democracy. This includes the ability to lobby public officials.
Civic engagement can take many forms: individual volunteerism, organizational development and leadership, public service, and electoral participation.
Democracies require openness and honesty in government. This means government policymaking and institutions function in public view.