Anthony and I had a great time at the National American Planning Association conference talking to planners about why more and more planning projects are using Twitter as a public involvement tool. Twitter use at the APA conference was phenomenal with over 1,000 tweets using the conference hashtag #apa2010! To get more information, check out http://www.cubitplanning.com/blog/2010/04/twitter-use-by-planners-at-the-apa-2010-conference

1. @APA_Planning 2010 Conference CUBIT – April 5, 2010 #APA2010 hashtag

2. Why You Should Be on Twitter Today CUBIT – April 5, 2010 learn what people are saying about you

3. Why You Should Be on Twitter Today CUBIT – April 5, 2010 @MoreFor1604 http://twitter.com/MoreFor1604 public involvement for highway projects

4. Have Twitter Questions? CUBIT – April 5, 2010 @cubitplanning @Ryan_Link @antm volunteers are here to help!

5. Why You Should Be on Twitter Today CUBIT – April 5, 2010 find your next job/find your next employee

6. Why You Should Be on Twitter Today CUBIT – April 5, 2010 @wingate2020 http://twitter.com/wingate2020 public involvement for comprehensive plans

7. Why You Should Be on Twitter Today CUBIT – April 5, 2010 public involvement for transportation plans

8. Have Twitter Questions? CUBIT – April 5, 2010 @cubitplanning @Ryan_Link @antm volunteers are here to help!

9. Why You Should Be on Twitter Today CUBIT – April 5, 2010 @gosner George Osner, AICP resilient/sustainable urban planner extraordinaire @DonMeltz Don Meltz Small town rural & regional planner get ideas from other planners

10. Why You Should Be on Twitter Today CUBIT – April 5, 2010 @TahoeBikePlan http://twitter.com/TahoeBikePlan public involvement for bike plans