DPI-325: Urban Politics Field Lab

The Field Lab partnered with the City of Portland to examine traffic signaling systems and street safety conditions through an urban governance and implementation lens.

The Field Lab partnered with the City of Providence to examine the structure and role of municipal fees and fines in local governance.

The Field Lab partnered with the Town of Arlington to examine homelessness trends and shelter capacity within the town’s regional housing and service context.

The Field Lab partnered with the Town of Billerica to examine capital facilities planning processes and long-term infrastructure decision-making.

The Field Lab partnered with the City of Brockton to examine downtown economic development strategies within the city’s political, institutional, and fiscal context.

The Field Lab partnered with the City of Everett to examine the city’s Transportation Demand Management (TDM) Ordinance and its role in shaping travel behavior and development patterns.

The Field Lab partnered with the City of Providence to examine residential recycling practices and challenges related to participation and contamination.

The Field Lab partnered with the City of Newburyport to examine community perspectives on mixed-use waterfront development.

The Field Lab partnered with the Town of Provincetown to examine political, market, and regulatory factors contributing to year-round housing shortages.

The Field Lab partnered with the City of Boston to examine the Open Newbury Street program and its effects on commercial activity, pedestrian use, and street-level economic dynamics.