Our Mission
Clean Cities advances economic, environmental and energy security by supporting actions to reduce the use of fossil petroleum in the transportation sector. A national network of nearly 100 Clean Cities coalitions brings together stakeholders in the public and private sectors to deploy alternative and renewable fuels, idle-reduction measures, fuel economy improvements, and emerging transportation technologies.
Sacramento Clean Cities Coalition is a US Department of Energy designated Coalition in the Clean Cities and Communities partnership.
Sacramento Clean Cities Coalition is a US Department of Energy designated Coalition in the Clean Cities and Communities partnership.
EventsUpcoming events
Truck Electrification Mandates are Here - Is Your Facility Ready?
The Advanced Clean Fleets Regulation is now a requirement in California. Do you have space for chargers and surplus power for chargers? Do you have the expertise to identify the right path to electrification for your fleet? Join us on December 10, 10-11:15 am for a free webinar about ● Considerations about adding charging stations at your facility ● Options to consider-- expand your parking area, move, use a third party ● Locations of third-party charging stations for trucks that are planned and in construction See Webinar Agenda and REGISTER HERE School Bus Consortium The next meeting is 2/6/24. See more details here. Please contact Marisa Martinez, [email protected], if you are a school transportation manager, or a similar position, and are interested in attending. 
Past events
Fleet Events - August 21 & 22 - Stateline, NV
August 21: A deep dive into fleet electrification issues and answers. Featured Speakers include: ● Keith Leech, Sacramento County Fleet Manager (retired) and Sacramento Clean Cities Coalition co-director will address Clean Cities and Communities’ resources available to help fleets navigate the process of introducing ZEVs at scale. ● Brad Northup, Fleet Manager, City of Carlsbad & NAFA Council Member will present real-world ZEV implementation case studies, detailed templates and answer questions. ● Electrification - First-Hand Lessons Learned (Northup) ● EV Transition Planning: A guide to developing a feasible EV plan (RTA Fleet) ● Sacramento Clean Cities Introduction (Leech) August 22: An overview of fleet electrification issues and answers. Featured Speakers include: ● Keith Leech, Sacramento County Fleet Manager (retired) and Sacramento Clean Cities Coalition co-director will address Clean Cities and Communities’ resources available to help businesses and agencies navigate the process of introducing ZEVs. ● David Renschler, Fleet Manager, City of Fairfield, past-president of MEMA and owner of EVAnswers will discuss the strategies necessary for introducing ZEVs and answer questions August Sacramento Region Mobility Collaborative Meeting ● Sacramento Region EV 2024 Q2 Market Update ● August 2024 SREC Equity Committee Slides ● Mobility Hub Updates August 5, 2024 - GENCELL Zero-emission On-site Power Generation, In Person Presentation ● GENCELL’s “EVOX” Zero-emission On- site Power Production System ● Augment existing grid power, produce stand alone power and provide resilience for vehicles, communications and facilities ● EVOX Expo Trailer ● EVOX EXPO Panel Discussion with Drew Higgins, Raef Porter, Mike Hart and Nico Bouwkamp. ● EVOX EXPO Presentation with John Felts Missed an event? Want to look back at presentations? Check out our past event archives!
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Interview with Gina ONeaL On the Creation of Neighborhood Microtransit Hub
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With help from our Sponsors, Partners, and Stakeholders, Sacramento Clean Cities has reduced 9,373,760 gallons of gasoline and 64,268 tons of greenhouse gases in the past year alone!
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Video Interviews
Tim Taylor, Executive Director of Sacramento Clean Cities, is interviewed by Westport Fuel Systems
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