Answered: What kind(s) of projects in our city would you like to see funded by the Carbon Reduction Program?

Earlier this month, we asked our readers what kind of projects they would like to see the city fund in an effort to reduce carbon emissions. Check out the data.

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Check out what your fellow Chattanoogans said about carbon reduction.

Recently, we shared info on the Carbon Reduction Program, a distribution of $6.4 billion in formula funding over a five-year period in an effort to reduce transportation emissions across the US.

We also asked how you’d like to see funding from the program spent in our urbanized area, should we receive program money again.

Here’s a breakdown of what you said:

  • 40% | Public transportation
  • 41% | Pedestrian-friendly roads and facilities
  • 7% | Fuel alternatives
  • 24% | Traffic management/road diet projects
  • 25% | Bike infrastructure
  • 3% | Port electrification projects

8% of you mentioned other projects that you’d be eager to see, like:

FY2024 funding announcements are expected in January or February.

Note: This data was pulled from a sample of 148 responses from our readers + will just be used as a tool to keep the conversation going. See what our followers were saying.

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