Repair and restore children's bicycles for reuse. Happy to help children and their families to have good working bicycles!

Read more about the Downtown Portland Car Master Plan here and listen to a video presentation on it: https://pdxscholar.library.pdx.edu/trec_seminar/224/In 2022, cars are ubiquitous and completely embedded into America’s economy and social fabric. American cities don’t make car plans, but all transportation plans – whether they are for people who walk, bike, take transit, run freight or delivery businesses – are all written in response to cars. Transportation planning is all about cars; supporting cars or constraining cars. How did our cities evolve into places where cars dominate, and where can we go from here? To move to a new paradigm, cities need to acknowledge car dominance and focus on cars with the same rigor they do other modal plans – the history of cars in the city, the streets cars dominate, the actual vehicles, the drivers, and our future with cars. In the process of writing a Car Master Plan for Downtown Portland, Cathy Tuttle uncovered remarkable new information about curb space use, asphalt, and the four types of drivers.

Cities need to evolve quickly to meet very fixed climate emergency requirements. I specialize in urban design and long range planning for micro-mobility, public space, and energy systems.

Spokespeople educates and encourages people who want to learn to ride bikes for everyday transportation.

Founding ED. I coordinated citywide strategic planning, branding, events, social media, advocacy, mapping, and outreach for 19 local greenway groups.

Planning, production, and project management for all 350.org events in Seattle since 2009 including Moving Planet Seattle 2011, Connect the Dots 2012, and 350 under the Space Needle in 2009.

Leadership, Community Outreach

Worked with over 100 local activists, experts, and policymakers to develop City of Seattle carbon neutral neighborhoods policies. Developed surveys, translated into seven languages. plus a “kid-friendly” verision. Created interactive on-line IdeaScale tools, and prioritized projects to develop.

Managed Pro Parks & Community Center Levy Program/ Pro Parks Opportunity Fund park upgrades and development of new parks and park and community center improvements from project initiation through start of construction. Managed 40 new projects with total budgets of $25 million. Every project involved extensive outreach, meetings, social media. Engaged community groups to leverage additional project funds and in-kind donations totaling more than $4 million. I received Seattle Works Innovation Race and Social Justice award for mentoring economically and ethnically diverse communities.