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.
NorCal Clean Cities And Communities, previously Sacramento Clean Cities Coalition, is a US Department of Energy designated Coalition in the Clean Cities and Communities partnership.
We are currently rebranding as NorCal Clean Cities And Communities, as we are expanding our areas of service.
NorCal Clean Cities And Communities, previously Sacramento Clean Cities Coalition, is a US Department of Energy designated Coalition in the Clean Cities and Communities partnership.
We are currently rebranding as NorCal Clean Cities And Communities, as we are expanding our areas of service.
MITRA EV RIBBON CUTTING
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latest WEBINARHear the State of California and Sacramento County share how GPS Telematics improved fleet utilization, driver safety, cut fuel and idling while ditching smog checks and prioritizing EV Suitability for their transition to a Zero Emission Fleet. Presentations can be found on Fleet Academy.
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EventsLooking for more information? Click any of the buttons above to see full details, summaries, and presentations of past and upcoming events listed below.
Upcoming eventsFleet Academy
Fleet Manager Training
February 4, 2026 - Yuba City
Webinar - Implementing Fuel Cell Buses in Transit Fleets POSTPONED, TBD Across the country, transit operators are adding and expanding their zero-emissions fleet by adding fuel cell buses powered by hydrogen. Can FCEBs meet the rigorous demands of long routes, high elevations, extreme weather, and tight schedules? What about the cost and availability of hydrogen? Should agencies look both batteries and fuel cells, or pick one path? School Bus Consortium
NorCal School Bus Consortium
February 5, 2026
Sacramento E-Mobility Collaborative Meeting
January Meeting
January TBD, 12:00 - 1:00 PM
More Events
Collaboration with the US EPA, DOE, DOT, CARB, CEC, and SACOG
April 28, 29 & 30, 2026
Data-Driven Decision Making to Plan & Implement Best Fleet Management Practices
December 8, 2025 YouTube Link Here Hear the State of California and Sacramento County share how GPS Telematics improved fleet utilization, driver safety, cut fuel and idling while ditching smog checks and prioritizing EV Suitability for their transition to a Zero Emission Fleet. Presentations can be found on Fleet Academy. NAFA NorCal & Sacramento Clean Cities Fall Event
October 29 YouTube Link Here A collaboration to bring together a Local Networking Group in regards to NAFA. Presentations featured Purple Wave, presented by Alexis Maurtua, as well as Michael Taylor, Senior Advisor for Hillstaffer and NAFA’s Public Policy Lead on fleet policy updates and NAFA’s advocacy activities. Presentations are in our archives. Financing Strategies for Fleets - Vehicles, Infrastructure, and Facilities
October 22, 2025 YouTube Link Here Join us for a Fleet Academy webinar and hear from experts in leasing and financing. Speakers from Mitra EV, Sustainability Partners, and State Financial Marketplace/GS $Mart. Presentations can be viewed in our events archive. |
SponsorsThank you to our 2025 sponsorsWith 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!
Sponsorship opportunitiesInterested in becoming a Sponsor? Learn about the many benefits Sacramento Clean Cities Sponsors receive and how you can get involved now!
Weekly E-NewsletterNewsletters posted every Friday at 2pm.
Missed one of our recent E-Newsletters? Click on one of the links below or check out our past newsletter archive! 
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VIDEO INTERVIEWS
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Tim Taylor, Executive Director of Sacramento Clean Cities, is interviewed by Westport Fuel Systems.
Interview with Gina O'NeaL On the Creation of Neighborhood Microtransit Hub
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