The city of Ukiah announced this week an opportunity for members of the community to provide public comment to aid the city in its development of a Climate Action Plan (CAP).
The city has completed the development of a draft Climate Action Plan and will be soliciting community feedback during a 30-day public comment period that started Monday and ends April 2.
The city’s CAP is a long-term planning document that outlines measures and actions that support the city’s transition to carbon neutrality by 2045.
“The Draft CAP identifies strategies that help the community reduce fossil fuel use, promote renewable sources of energy, enhance natural resource and land conservation efforts, and improve the overall efficiency of the City’s transportation and energy systems,” the city stated in a news release.
“To access this public comment opportunity, please visit us at the city’s website at cityofukiah.com/climate-action-plan/ and visit cityofukiah.com/climate-resilience/ to learn more about the city’s ongoing efforts to address the climate emergency.”
For more information, contact Blake Adams, Chief Resilience Officer, City of Ukiah at badams@cityofukiah.com.
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