by luke | May 12, 2025 | Housing Strategies
Heads up Economic Development experts! We have yet another acronym to add to the vegetable soup. YIGBY – Yes, in God’s Backyard – is popping up in conversations across the country as communities look to the original carpenter himself to help boost housing...
by tpmatemp | Mar 12, 2025 | Economic Development, Economic Development Plans, Rural Economic Strategies
TPMA has been selected by the Town of Essex to lead a comprehensive economic development strategy—a critical initiative designed to drive long-term economic growth, business vitality, and community prosperity. As a national leader in economic strategic planning, TPMA...
by tpmatemp | Feb 11, 2025 | Community Engagement, Community Resilience and Diversification Studies, Economic Development, Economic Development Implementation Support, Rural Economic Strategies
Volusia County has selected TPMA to spearhead the strategic planning process for its Environmental, Cultural, Historical, and Outdoor Recreational (ECHO) program. The initiative is essential for preserving the county’s natural and cultural resources while...
by tpmatemp | Jan 28, 2025 | Housing Strategies
Frederick County is taking bold steps to address the housing affordability crisis by engaging TPMA to lead a comprehensive 10-Year Housing Study and Strategic Plan. On Wednesday, TPMA consultants Aaron Finley and Ben Helkowski officially launched the study with a...
by tpmatemp | Dec 29, 2024 | Economic Development, Economic Development Plans
Well, folks, 2024 was quite the rollercoaster, wasn’t it? It was a year of wild swings, unexpected turns, and a whole lot of divided opinions. It seems like we humans just can’t agree on anything these days, from politics to pop culture. To confirm this,...
by tpmatemp | Oct 1, 2024 | Housing Strategies
FREDERICK, Md. – Frederick County has selected TPMA as partner in developing a Frederick County Housing Needs Assessment and Housing Strategic Plan. The Strategic Plan will set the direction for how the County will refine and shape its housing policy, as well as...
