Did you know in 2007 Denver was one of the first cities in the nation to have a Climate Action Plan? The Climate Action Plan is a set of strategies intended to guide efforts for reducing climate altering greenhouse gas emissions. Denver is in the process of updating its plan and we need your input. For more information and input session dates click here, and please email your questions to: eqcomments@denvergov.org.

The City Wants To Hear From You! Did you know in 2007 Denver was one of the first cities in the nation to have a Climate Action Plan? The Climate Action Plan is a set of strategies intended to guide efforts for reducing climate altering greenhouse gas emissions. Denver is in the process of updating its plan and we need your input.

Why Attend?

• Help the City to, again, be a leader in taking action towards a healthy and vibrant community and planet
• Provide comments on the City’s short term strategies currently in place to meet our 2020 targets
• Provide input and suggestions for medium and long-term strategies to meet our 2030-2050 targets

Two input sessions will be held in different parts of the City for residents and neighborhood organizations. We will also hold one specifically for non-profit organizations in Denver.

July 12th, 9a-11a Montclair Rec Center, 729 Ulster St. Denver 80230 Food will be provided Who should attend: Denver residents, Registered Neighborhood Organizations  NOTE: THIS IS SAME TIME AND PLACE AS INC’S MONTHLY MEETING.

July 15th, 5p-7p Barnum Rec Center, 360 Hooker St. Denver 80219 Food will be provided Who should attend: Denver residents, Registered Neighborhood Organizations

Non-profit Input Session July 17th, 12p-2p Denver Animal Care and Control, 1241 W Bayaud Ave, Denver 80223 Lunch will be provided Due to limited space we ask that non-profits please send one representative to attend on their behalf.

Can’t Attend? Please check back post-meetings for an online survey option.

For more information and questions please email: eqcomments@denvergov.org

The 2007 Climate Action Plan can be found here.