Catie Gould

Catie Gould is a researcher with The Sightline Institute, writing about climate and transportation policy. She brings a decade of experience in engineering and data analysis into Sightline’s efforts to decarbonize our transportation system. Prior to coming to Sightline, she led advocacy work for better bike and bus infrastructure in Portland and wrote about local transportation issues. Originally from rural Maine, Catie loves exploring new cities on bikes, camping, and reading. Find her latest research here. Email her at catie [at] sightline [dot] org, and follow her at @Citizen_Cate.

FOLLOW:
Article image for Much of its downtown gone, Hartford leads the way to parking reform Parking

Much of its downtown gone, Hartford leads the way to parking reform

The capital city of Connecticut tore down many buildings to store cars, but city officials have realized the error and reversed course.
CATIE GOULDDEC. 5, 2022
Article image for Much of its downtown gone, Hartford leads the way to parking reform Parking

Much of its downtown gone, Hartford leads the way to parking reform

The capital city of Connecticut tore down many buildings to store cars, but city officials have realized the error and reversed course.
CATIE GOULDDEC. 5, 2022
Article image for Citywide parking reform enables reuse of vacant buildings Parking

Citywide parking reform enables reuse of vacant buildings

While some cities opt for a targeted approach to parking reform, Fayetteville, Arkansas, finds that a citywide policy change is transforming buildings that were long-vacant.
CATIE GOULDDEC. 16, 2022