How Parking Fits with Transportation: Path to Greater Mobility in Nashville
The City of Nashville is growing and attracting more investment than ever and is amid an important period of transportation and infrastructure evolution. In 2021, to meet the mobility needs of this growth, Nashville established a Department of Transportation responsible for delivering their Metro Transportation Plan. This plan prioritizes neighborhood transportation improvements and major infrastructure projects, along with continuing to build on their parking program. As they move forward with developing curb management policies, how will these improvements move the needle on the City's transportation initiatives? Diana Alarcon, CAPP, will share the challenges and lessons learned as they have moved forward in this process.
Learning Objectives
- Illustrate building a new transportation, parking, and mobility program in today's technology-rich climate.
- Recognize how to balance the curb demands while generating revenue for parking to assist with infrastructure improvements
- Deliver outstanding customer service
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Diana Alarcon, CAPP, Director, Transportation & Multimodal Infrastructure, Metropolitan Nashville
Diana Alarcon, CAPP, serves as the director for the Nashville Department of Transportation. She has more than 30 years of experience in transportation and mobility, having previously served as transportation director for the city of Tucson and transportation director for the newly launched transportation department for the city of Fort Lauderdale from 2011 to 2018. She has deep experience driving sustainable, equitable, and reliable transportation networks for her communities. Diana has experienced tremendous success in strategic long-range planning to build balanced multimodal networks. View IPMI Member Profile.
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