SF Bay Area Climate Portal

Estimated to contribute $11 billion to the local economy, the Napa Valley wine industry is both the economic engine of Napa County and one of the County government’s chief allies in climate protection.

Benicia updated its tree ordinance and tree program to reflect modern tree management practices and the City’s climate protection goals.

In response to sea level rise predictions, the City of Hayward has begun looking at options for enhancing the resilience of their shoreline.

After completing a DOE sponsored demonstration project, the City of Palo Alto has decided to move forward with the installation of energy-efficient LED streetlights throughout the community.

The cities and County of Marin have formed the Marin Climate and Energy Partnership (MCEP) to share resources and expertise, and jointly hire a dedicated staff person to work with jurisdictions.

Alameda County used an inclusive process to develop their 10-year Climate Action Plan for Government Services and Operations which touches on every aspect of County operations from fleets and buildings to capital planning and how services are delivered.

Bay Area local governments are demonstrating their leadership in climate planning.