We encourage the Carrboro Town Council to Support the 203 Project on April 5, 2022 To help voters better understand how local elected officials vote on issues important to NEXT and the community, NEXT will begin recommending vote positions and scoring votes by each member of the Town Council. Over Read more…
The NEXT Chapel Hill-Carrboro Action Fund, a local, community-based 501(c)(4) focused on affordable housing, transportation alternatives, and economic development, has made the following endorsements in Chapel Hill and Carrboro for the 2021 municipal elections. Chapel Hill Mayor—Pam Hemminger Chapel Hill Town Council—Camille Berry, Paris Miller-Foushee, Karen Stegman Carrboro Mayor—Damon Seils Read more…
The members of NEXT Chapel Hill-Carrboro Action Fund, a local organization that advocates for affordable and diverse housing options and transportation alternatives, call upon local leaders to support the Greene Tract development process. The Greene Tract offers a once in a generation opportunity to create affordable housing, foster economic development, Read more…
In May 2021, the Chapel Hill Town Council and its advisory boards will vote on Aura, a major development proposed for a 16.2 acre piece of land at the corner of Estes Drive and Martin Luther King, Jr. Boulevard. As a local organization committed to advancing economic development, affordable housing, Read more…
Friday, August 28, 12-1pm Join us for a virtual discussion of: What BRT (bus rapid transit) is, and Chapel Hill’s BRT plans How BRT has worked in other cities, with a case study on Indianapolis How COVID-19 has changed how both systems have operated Click here to register for this Read more…