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Panel Discussion

Housing Challenges and Solutions

The Future of Federal Housing and Transportation Policy

Monday, April 27, 2026
10:30 AM - 11:15 AM ET
Location: HPCC, Room 310AB
CM: .75
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Division Endorsement: Regional and Intergovernmental Planning Division, Federal Planning Division

    Moderator and Speaker(s)

  • Jason L. Jordan

    Public Affairs Director
    American Planning Association
    Chicago, Illinois

APA is actively monitoring the federal political landscape in Washington DC and its impact on planners. Join Jason Jordan, Principal, Public Affairs of APA as he moderates a panel on the future of federal housing and transportation policy, including the Surface Transportation Act Reauthorization that is just months away, the rules and regulations of the ROAD to Housing Act, and more. Learn how these policies are potentially impacting planning practices in communities of all sizes.
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Learning Objectives:

  • Learn how to better navigate the federal landscape and its impacts on planning practices.
  • Understand the planning impact of the Surface Transportation Act Reauthorization.
  • Understand the planning impact of the rules and regulations of the ROAD to Housing Act.