Amanda Kennedy is Associate Planner with RPA's Connecticut Office in downtown Stamford. Her work focuses on encouraging land use policies that reduce vehicle travel and meet diverse housing needs. Amanda currently administers the community portion of BGreen 2020, Bridgeport's long-term sustainability initiative, and is working with the City of Stamford Land Use Department to develop a sustainability assessment process for proposed development. Ms. Kennedy received her Masters in City and Regional Planning from the Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy at Rutgers University, where she was awarded the AICP Award for Outstanding Scholarship, and her B.A. with Honors in Anthropology from Yale University.
Prior to joining RPA, Ms. Kennedy was Development Associate with Konover Properties Development Corporation, a developer of residential and commercial real estate based in West Hartford, Connecticut.
Publications
- 2011.03.22: Connecticut: 2010 Census Reveals Urban Revival
- 2010.08.12: Map Release: Connecticut's Commutersheds
- 2010.03.26: The New Britain-Hartford Busway: An innovation in transit for a dispersed region
- 2010.03.17: Growing Economy, Shrinking Emissions: A Transit-Oriented Future for Connecticut's Capital Region
- 2010.03.16: RPA Testimony: No benefit to border tolls in Connecticut
- 2010.03.05: BGreen 2020: A Sustainability Plan for Bridgeport, Connecticut
- 2010.02.22: HUD data points to need for diverse housing near Connecticut's job centers.
- 2010.02.01: Missing Links: A Plan for Bus Expansion in Connecticut
- 2009.07.29: Making Connecticut and Westchester Towns More Livable
Spotlight Articles
- 2011.11.15: BGreen 2020: Environmental Initiatives Can Lead Bridgeport's Resurgence
- 2011.06.15: The Knowledge Corridor, On Track
- 2010.11.15: Fiscal Realities Cloud a Rosy Outlook in Connecticut
- 2010.10.20: Reducing The Distance From Here to There: Estimating the "Transportation Footprint" of New Development
- 2010.07.29: The Slow State - Moving Quickly?
- 2009.11.03: Buses for a Green City
- 2009.07.14: Today's Garden City













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