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In moments of uncertainty, planners are professionals at helping their communities navigate change and leverage opportunities. Here are 7 actions for planners to take when federal grant funds in their communities are in jeopardy: plnn.org/4hZ1JRc

Thin congressional majorities may complicate governing, but deadlines for the new Congress will put transportation on the agenda. Here are some ways planners can expect the administration to chart a different regulatory course for transportation policy. plnn.org/4iSNA8y

Momentum for bipartisan federal action on #zoningreform is building in Congress. Join the movement to increase housing choice and abundance through planning-led zoning reform at Planners' Day on Capitol Hill on June 25. Register: plnn.org/4a6bf1S

The U.S. Economic Development Administration (EDA) has issued new guidance for required Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy plans (CEDS). Learn how these new standards will affect planners. plnn.org/3YDLp1m

Through the Zone In Initiative, City of Columbus almost immediately upzoned 13,000 housing units. This initiative was made possible by the effort of planners & policymakers working together to create positive public engagement. #ItTakesAPlanner Shannon Hardin plnn.org/4j9tG9m

Federal grants used by planners are being reviewed for compliance with new Executive Orders and guidance. Here are ways to engage with your congressional delegation to ensure protection of planning funds. plnn.org/41YaxCd

Planners’ Day on Capitol Hill is an online experience that will directly connect you with lawmakers at your desk and provide a bespoke, hands-on advocacy approach to advocacy training. Register by May 28! plnn.org/4a6bf1S

With the new unpredictability of some federal grants, communities are looking for other ways to drive federal investment into local planning. An alternative to typical federal funding sources may be congressionally directed spending, known as “earmarks.” plnn.org/3SziWX2

For planners, the bill's housing, infrastructure finance, clean energy, and economic development elements are especially critical. Find out how the 'One Big Beautiful Bill Act' could affect federal planning tools: bit.ly/3H8NPz8

The New Hampshire State Legislature has pushed forward several bills to help overhaul zoning regulations that stand in the way of producing more housing. Now, housing advocates are pushing for funding to make the #zoningreform policies needed a reality. nhpr.org/nh-news/2025-0…

Planners are uniquely positioned to help their communities navigate changes to federal grant funding. Here are some ways planners can expect the administration to chart a different regulatory course for transportation programs. plnn.org/4iSNA8y

To explore accelerating momentum to tackle housing affordability, APA hosted a session on "State Momentum for Housing Reform." The discussion featured expert panelists who examine recent state-level efforts and where housing policy is headed next. plnn.org/4mmWtud

Recent legislative efforts in states nationwide highlight growing movement to eliminate parking requirements. While each state’s approach varies, the common theme is clear: outdated parking mandates are increasingly an obstacle to housing affordability. plnn.org/4lStRZf

The U.S. Economic Development Administration (EDA) has issued new guidance for required Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy plans (CEDS). Learn how these new standards will affect planners. plnn.org/3YDLp1m

Join the movement to increase housing choice and abundance through planning-led #zoningreform at the online Planners’ Day on Capitol Hill happening June 25! Register for this opportunity to connect with your federal officials by May 28: plnn.org/4a6bf1S

Despite a shifting political environment, planners can still support their communities in securing funding for local housing and #zoningreform projects. Here are four tips to explore the wide variety of financial tools available. plnn.org/3FQQgG2

The Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) discretionary program is now accepting applications. The grant notice makes several noteworthy changes from previous rounds. Here is what planners should know: plnn.org/4l8p9pX