Sustainability Program
What is Sustainability?
The City of Flagstaff defines sustainability as living and managing activities in a manner that balances social, economic, environmental and organizational considerations to meet our needs and those of future generations.
In practice, a sustainable Flagstaff is a place where the social well-being of current and future citizens is supported by a vibrant economy and a self-renewing, healthy environment.
Sustainability Announcements
- The City of Flagstaff recently was awarded $587,100 from the Department of Energy's Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant, as part of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act. These funds will assist the Flagstaff Residential Energy Efficiency Program in completing 550 residential energy efficiency retrofits, create and retain 8 - 12 jobs in the Flagstaff community, save 5 million kilowatts of energy annually, offset 5,446,875 pounds of carbon dioxide annually and save $195,000 in utility bills annually. The Energy Retrofits include two tiers of service that are available to Flagstaff residents on a first come, first served basis. [Read on…]
- The City of Flagstaff Annual Report on Sustainability: 2008 is now available. Learn about the actions the City is taking to develop integrated and practical solutions to reduce community wide greenhouse gas emissions, conserve natural resources, reduce waste and enhance our community's quality of life.
Contact Us
Email us or call us at (928) 779-7685 ext 3208.
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