Awards: March 2008 Archives
Five new Smart Growth In Action Case Studies, from projects recognized
in the 2007 National Award for Smart Growth Achievement competition,
are now available for online review or for download.
The National Award for Smart Growth Achievement recognizes communities that use the principles of smart growth to create better places. This competition is open annually to local or state governments and other public sector entities. Applications will be accepted for the 2008 Awards through April 7, 2008.
The National Award for Smart Growth Achievement recognizes communities that use the principles of smart growth to create better places. This competition is open annually to local or state governments and other public sector entities. Applications will be accepted for the 2008 Awards through April 7, 2008.
Continue reading Smart Growth In Action: New Case Studies.
Alabama’s partnership with Google Earth in creating Virtual Alabama, a three-dimensional visualization program that can be used by first responders, law enforcement and others, was recognized by the nation’s governors earlier this week. Governor Bob Riley presented the Public-Private Partnership Award from the National Governors Association to Google Earth during the group’s annual meeting in Washington, DC. Virtual Alabama is the nation’s first comprehensive database of satellite imagery and aerial photography that assembles, displays, evaluates and shares critical data for emergency responders.
Continue reading Nation’s Governors recognize Alabama and Google for partnership.