Join Better Boulder for a Parking Symposium!

Ready for a parking revolution? Cities across the country are rethinking parking to create more vibrant, sustainable communities. Join Better Boulder for an exciting evening of updates, discussions, and big ideas about parking—locally, statewide, and nationally!

Start your evening with in-person networking from 5:30 to 6:00pm at the Wild Sage Community Room in North Boulder. Whether you’re there for the mingling, snacks, or engaging conversation, you can also tune in via Zoom if you can’t make it in person. Don’t miss out!

We’re thrilled to have Tony Jordan, President of the Parking Reform Network, joining us virtually to share what’s happening nationwide and how Colorado is making strides in this exciting movement.

Tony Jordan, President of the Parking Reform Network
Full-time parking reformer and rabble-rouser. I founded the Parking Reform Network in 2019 to educate the public about the impacts of parking policy on the issues I care about (eg: housing, transportation, climate change, and the environment).

Local leaders will dive into Boulder’s plans and provide updates on the implementation of last year’s groundbreaking state legislation.

Ryan Schuchard, Boulder City Council
Ryan is passionate about climate resilience, safe streets, and better transportation in Boulder. Since 2007, he’s led climate initiatives in transportation, land use, and sustainable development. As founder of Moreworks, he advises on solutions that drive local climate action and improve quality of life.

Matt Frommer, Southwest Energy Efficiency Project (SWEEP), Transportation & Land Use Policy Manager
Matt is committed to reducing car-dependency, improving access to opportunities, and lowering emissions. At SWEEP, he works to cut transportation pollution and create walkable communities. He collaborates with policymakers to support transit, biking, walking, and efficient land use.