Community Planning

Our planners offer in-depth industry knowledge and proven planning processes to deliver solutions to state and local clients throughout the United States. Civix’s unmatched experience gives communities the opportunity to achieve their objectives and bring about transformative change.

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COMMUNITY PLANNING PLATFORM

Better Futures Begin with Better Planning

Civix offers a deep bench of professional planners experienced in applying formal planning concepts focused on operational efficiency, equitable outcomes, and community resilience.

Services

Resilience, Disaster Recovery & Mitigation Planning

Helping communities recover from disasters and increase their resilience to natural hazards, climate change, and pandemics

Data Analytics

Local, state, and national data that informs decision making, action plans, and program success

Housing Planning

Technical assistance and full-scale support to further your housing and community development goals

Address Critical Recovery Objectives

Our team’s data-driven, actionable approach to recovery planning empowers communities to address their most critical recovery objectives

Equitable Housing Expertise

Tap into our team’s experience in investment evaluation, market analysis, program design, and public engagement to maximize housing opportunities

Veterans Support

Improving systems of veteran care through needs assessment, data analysis, and the maximization of program performance

EXPERTISE IN ACTION

“Civix develops innovative solutions to tackle some of the biggest challenges we face including affordable housing, climate change adaptation, infrastructure resilience, promoting equity and sustainability, and leveraging technology to help government better serve their constituents while measuring and managing results. Our team members commit to Civix’s mission to transform the public sector.”

-Angele Romig, President of Civix Grants

Insights

From Our Team of Experts

Civix Elevates VP of Technology, Names Director of Cybersecurity

Calvin Simmons to Vice President of Technology and tapped John McGee as Director of Information Security.

Civix Experts Encourage CDBG-DR Grantees to Take Advantage of Early Access to Funding for Administrative Costs

HUD has extended a unique opportunity to grantees of the 2020 CDBG-DR allocation. They can now access funding for administrative costs earlier than usual.

Civix Shares Checklist for Meeting CDBG-DR Certification Deadline on April 8th

CDBG-DR grantees have a short timeframe to demonstrate they are prepared to administer the federal recovery funding.

Helping State & Local Governments Maximize Federal Infrastructure Funds

Billions of dollars will begin flowing into states’ transportation, broadband, utilities and other infrastructure projects now that President Biden has signed the $1.2 trillion Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act into law.

With the Appropriation of $28.6B in Disaster Aid, Civix Provides Timeline for Managing Federal Funds

To help speed up recovery and leverage federal funding for greater impact, Civix experts developed an action timeline to guide state and local governments on what to do during three critical 30-day periods and beyond.

Making Resilience a Reality

In the midst of the devastating destruction wrought by Hurricane Ida a few weeks ago, there is some good news that dramatically demonstrates the powerful benefits of smart resilience planning and construction.

Governor Edwards, Pontchartrain Levee District, Officials Break Ground on Levee Project

Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards, representatives of the Pontchartrain Levee District (PLD), and federal, state, and local officials gathered Monday to celebrate a significant milestone.

Civix Experts Advise States to Get Ahead of Disaster Recovery Allocations

Tornadoes in Tennessee, mudslides in Oregon, wildfires in California, winter storms in Texas, hurricanes across the Gulf South… Dozens of federal disasters have been declared over the past year,

How Government Can Bridge the Innovation Gap

Since long before Dickens so wittily invented the “Circumlocution Office” in his 1850s serial Little Dorrit, government has been perceived as slow, overly complicated, and often nonsensical. Unfortunately, most people dread their necessary interactions with government. We on the inside appreciate