In answer to the Charlottesville police chief's question, "b-but why, we did everything right uwu?"

#Charlottesville FLOCK camera map (can be found at deflock.me) There are 10 active cameras reported in the City limits. They need to all be promptly removed by city maintenance staff.

I think this is the first time I've ever bookmarked a thread on this website. Yep, yep, yep to every word of it.

Thrilled PC supports this project - absolutely frustrating that we continue to halve the amount of density that is allowed!!! Housing in the development area must be built to full capacity.

Hell yes

Car drivers living the dream in downtown Crozet. Making illegal turns into parking lots with tons of empty spaces, unobstructed by pesky bike racks or proper crosswalks.

Wow it's a doggone surveillance state in Crozet today. Speed monitoring on Hill Top and a hawk on Crimson. Be on your best behavior!

I understand Jason has a snowball's chance in hell against Warner, but so far I'm team snowball

Sad I had to miss this. Let's go Sally!!!

Had such a great time, per usual! Looking forward to the growth of Livable Albemarle in the next year! If people are ever interested in coming and feel anxious about not knowing anyone, I used to, too 💀. Just sit down and eat your tacos, and we’ll come say hi, and within 2 months, it’ll be great!

If anyone from Crozet wants to carpool, holler!

The problem is not lack of capacity per se. The problem is the high capacity we do have is dedicated to the century-old project of racial and class segregation! No amount of Polite Handholding will get them off that! They want it!! They have the capacity and power to get it! We must defeat this!!!

Hey Cville Council, just take them all down

well damn, what did we do

Reminds me of how our liberal city council in Charlottesville can't do the simple stuff like end the Flock contract or resist the temptation to criminalize homelessness. I'm not sure how we're supposed to accomplish good things while pretending the cops are our pals.

The Crozet Piedmont Place parking lot has been invaded by local artisans and craftspeople! Someone stop the madness!

Charlottesville, it's our turn

The biggest innovation I saw at the Three Notched Trail meeting was the decision to not have a full-room Q&A. 10/10 decision, we should stick to this model.

I’m SUPER excited about this project. I truly believe that one day we’ll be able to bike from Jamestown to Waynesboro without ever touching a surface street, and between the VA Capital and Three Notched Trails we’d be much closer to that goal.

I'm at the Three Notched Trail meeting at Western Albermarle Hugh School. Not gonna skeet too much, but I'll post any major highlights. Great turnout, probably 100 people here. There are maps up for major trail sections with 3 route options each. We're to write sticky notes with our thoughts.

3) The guiding principle of social policy shouldn't be some half-assed notion of fairness in deference to an arbitrarily-delineated tax demographic.

Portland is flippin lovely

I just started reading a book on punchlines.

Train was on time allll the way up until Oakland->Emeryville, and now it's blocked by a car on the tracks. Cars ruin trains.

We dodged the rain today to finish this bridge on #Crozet Greenway. Great group of volunteers!

Coffee shops, snacks, public restrooms, places to sit... is the KubeCon showroom floor the walkable city I've always wanted?

Unfortunately, way more than food stamps or healthcare costs, the convenience of Holiday Travel has far higher salience and visibility to "average Americans." On a slow holiday weekend, it would the main thing on the news.

Celebrating anti-communism week by waiting in line for rationed travel reservations

Flight to KubeCon got canceled while I sat at the airport, so Amtrak it is!

Front page of the Crozet Gazette: "Mallek Resists Expansion of Growth Areas" and "Windy Knoll Plan Downsized." Who needs housing anyway

“Michael Monaco, representative from Livable Cville, expressed the group’s support for the redevelopment… ‘We hope that this represents a chance to create more affordable housing in this spot & really make something positive out of the site where Cavalier Crossing was.’” c-ville.com/bonaventures...

Cool stuff found on the Crozet trails today: sassafras, spotted wintergreen (which I learned about only today), and some kind of mushrooms growing in a live red maple.

Let em cook

I don’t find these assurances that “we shouldn’t be afraid of flock because other police data can be hacked” to be all that comforting

"Aw shucks, data? Shit's all over the place, whatcha gonna do."

Apropos to Cville area👇🏽we need all kinds of housing for all kinds of people, otherwise the city and county will be a entirely soulless amusement park for the rich

Car-brained all the way back in 1756, mad at pedestrians for having rain gear

"Legalize housing" sticker spotted at Mudhouse Crozet 🫡

This plant moved into the Old Trail commercial space before a business did

Adding cascading deletion finalizers to all my Argo CD apps, because I like to live on the edge: I am the drama

I'm hearing rumors about more bike racks coming to Crozet soon

Two stops later, and we are 90% full. One woman sat down next to another woman and said, “hi bus buddy!” 15 people + driver. I’d bet every one of us would had been sole occupants in our respective cars. #WeekWithoutDriving

See y'all at 5!

Mudhouse Crozet is really excited about Halloween

The Kubernetes governance team should have taxation power, just to charge anything in the ecosystem that uses the word "template."

Next one will be Albacore County meetup at Crozet Seafood

Are you interested in connecting with people who care about making Albemarle County a place everyone can afford? Come join us at our first ever Albemarle County social event this Thursday the 25th from 5-7pm at Bar Botanical in Crozet!

At one point I doubted traveling across the country, during the week of crucial policy votes in Seattle, to attend YIMBYtown. But it's been a galvanizing few days looking at the bigger picture where it's pretty clear that those of us advocating for more people-centric communities – we're winning.