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(LA) Expand the Street Car down Loyola Avenue!
The Street Car line should be expanded from Poydras down Loyola to Howard Avenue. The expansion would provide much needed public transportation, act as a catalyst for real estate development, and provide a needed service for the city’s residents!

(CA) Public Transportation
I would like create a better and more efficient metro system in Los Angeles. I would like it to run 24/7 and hit several areas of the city

(LA) A Tax Credit for Volunteerism
Passing legislation for giving bona fide volunteers a $1,000 credit for a certain scale of volunteer work.

(LA) Turn Magazine Street at St. Andrew back into a two-way street in order to revitalize businesses
The city did a great job of taking down the ramp on Camp street years ago, but left the one-way street on Magazine at St. Andrew that was used to steer traffic to the ramp. Turn it back into a two-way. photo credit: http://www.flickr.com/photos/fej

(LA) Build an express train between Baton Rouge and downtown New Orleans
Louisiana needs to connect the two major metro areas with an express train that runs from downtown Baton Rouge to downtown New Orleans with stops along the way.

(LA) Community Courts
BJA in partnership with the Center for Court Innovation (CCI), under its’ problem-solving courts initiative supports training and technical assistance for community courts. Community courts seek to apply a problem-solving approach to specified neighborhoods or designated cases (e.g., misdemeanors), working hand in hand with local residents, businesses, government agencies and community organizations. Research has shown that the community court model can reduce crime and substance abuse, increase services to victims, and improve public confidence in justice.

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(LA) Build a dog park in the warehouse district!
There is no fenced in park for dogs to play in the warehouse district. Building a dog park would provide an incentive for people with dogs to populate downtown.

(LA) The NOLA Green Exchange
Imagine a place where more than one hundred of the country’s leading green businesses share ideas, services and customers under one giant green roof. Envision a rich array of products, services and showrooms all available in an iconic, state-of-the-art green building in New Orleans. The Green Exchange is a home where they can live green and prosper.

(LA) Sell the New Orleans Airport to the State!
New Orleans needs money to improve our economy. The airport brings city a negligible amount of money in taxes every year. In addition, the city has no legal authority to expand the airport and has no leverage with Jefferson and St. Charles Parish about expansion. Selling the Airport to the State will produce badly needed funds for the city. The State has more power to expropriate property for expansion and more money to create the world class airport this city deserves!

(LA) Bring Chipotle to New Orleans!
Chipotle is the best burrito joint in the country! Yeah, I know…it’s a chain and in New Orleans we don’t do chains. BUT, the veggies are fresh, the meat is savory, and the burrito is unbeatable! AND WE NEED MORE BURRITO PLACES!

(LA) Require Louisiana restautants to dislcose their transfat content
Walker Hines-D from New Orleans had it right with HB 509 -- the bill authorizes the DHH to establish regulations regarding the disclosure of trans fat contents contained in food.

(MO) Bring a Bookstore to Sullivan!
Give people the ability to not just check-out books but browse selections and purchase books without driving to St. Louis

(LA) Developing clean technology companies in Louisiana.
The Louisiana CleanTech Network works with all stakeholders to promote the growth of clean technology businesses in Louisiana and to encourage environmentally responsible economic development.

(LA) Data-Driven Approaches to Crime and Traffic Safety (DDACTS)
Data-Driven Approaches to Crime and Traffic Safety (DDACTS) integrates location-based crime and traffic data to establish effective and efficient methods for deploying law enforcement and other resources. Using geomapping to identify areas that have high incidences of crime and crashes, DDACTS uses traffic enforcement strategies that play a dual role in fighting crime and reducing crashes and traffic violations. Drawing on the deterrent of highly visible traffic enforcement and the knowledge that crime often involves the use of motor vehicles, the goal of DDACTS is to reduce the incidence of crime, crashes, and traffic violations across the country.