Nearly 100 Clean Cities coalitions work to reduce petroleum use in communities across the country. Coalitions are comprised of businesses, fuel providers, vehicle fleets, state and local government agencies, and community organizations. These stakeholders come together to share information and resources, educate the public, help craft public policy, and collaborate on transportation projects that reduce petroleum use. Nationwide, more than 10,400 stakeholders participate in Clean Cities coalitions.
Each coalition is led by a Clean Cities coordinator who tailors projects and services to meet the unique needs of individual communities. Organizations that join Clean Cities coalitions gain access to a wide array of resources, including networking opportunities with fleets and industry partners, technical training and workshops, individualized technical assistance, information resources, funding opportunities, assistance with media outreach, and public recognition for efforts to reduce petroleum use.
Do you know your regional Texas Clean Cities Coordinator? Below, take a look at those working hard in your region:
San Antonio
The Alamo Area Clean Cities Specialist is Chris Ashcraft. He can be reached by phone at 210-362-5228 or email: CAshcraft@aacog.com. You can also reach Yliana Flores, Clean Cities Technician by phone at 210-918-1299 or by email: yflores@aacog.com
Austin
The Central Texas Clean Cities Coordinator is Stacy Neef. She canbe reached by phone at
512-974-7623 or email: stacy.neef@austintexas.gov
Dallas-Fort Worth
The Dallas-Fort Worth Clean Cities Co-Coordinators are Pamela Burns and Kenny Bergstrom. Pamela can be reached by phone at 817-704-2510 or email: pburns@nctcog.org while Kenny can be reached by phone at 817-704-5643 or email: kbergstrom@nctcog.org
Houston
The Houston-Galveston Clean Cities Coordinator is Allison Carr. She can be reached by phone at 832-681-2583 or email: allison.carr@h-gac.com
