Closing Monroe's 5-Mile Opportunity Gap with Expanded Local Transit
Expanding public transportation in rural areas presents unique challenges, but reliable transportation over just five miles could dramatically improve quality of life for many.
Monroe Walkability Plan: Your Voice, Your Streets, Your Community
Many of Monroe's Downtown and Historic District streets lack safe, accessible sidewalks, making it difficult for residents and visitors to navigate the area. The Monroe Walkability Plan seeks to address this by improving sidewalks and street safety, creating a more connected and vibrant community for everyone.
What If Remote Work Could Help Union County Thrive?
Commuting is a daily challenge for many in the Charlotte region, impacting both quality of life and the environment. We're proposing a Hybrid/Remote-First Certification Program to encourage more flexible work options, reducing long commutes and their associated costs. With input from business leaders, we aim to create a program that makes Union County a more desirable place to live and work, while supporting sustainable growth and expanding public transportation.
E Talleyrand Avenue: The Growing Need for Sidewalks & Family Accessibility
E Talleyrand Avenue connects Monroe’s Historic District to Downtown, serving as a main route for pedestrians. It provides access to important community locations like the Union County Public Library and First Presbyterian Church. Installing a sidewalk would improve safety and make this vital street more accessible for everyone.
Charles Street: A Call for Safety
Charles Street has seen a rise in speeding and accidents. A recent speed study highlights the need for safety improvements, with solutions already proving effective in nearby areas.