ECAP Action Title | Lead Department | Status |
CL-1: Evaluate and Reduce Climate Impacts of City Expenditures and Operation | Economic and Workforce Development Department; Public Works Department | Not Started |
CL-2: Phase Out Fossil Fuel Dependency in All City Agreements and Contracts | Public Works Department; Office of Resilience | Not Started |
CL-3: Accelerate City Fleet Vehicle Replacement | Public Works Department; Office of Resilience | Ongoing |
CL-4: Explore Creation of Public or Green Bank | Public Works Department; Planning and Building Department | Started |
CL-5: Establish the Oakland Climate Action Network to Support Inclusive Community Engagement on ECAP Implementation | Economic and Workforce Development Department | Started |
City Leadership on the ECAP
The sixth section in Oakland’s 2030 Equitable Climate Action Plan (ECAP) focuses on City leadership. Oakland’s Climate Emergency and Just Transition Resolution acknowledged the severity of the climate crisis and the City’s intent to be a leader on equitable climate action. This section envisions an Oakland City government that demonstrates climate leadership throughout its operations, and supports deep engagement on climate action within the community.
List of ECAP Action Items
This table shows the list of City Leadership action items that are included in Oakland's 2030 ECAP. Each action item has its own lead department and implementation timeline.
Resources
News
GreenBiz Names City of Oakland in Top 25 Most Sustainable Fleets
Oakland Appeals to Ninth Circuit to Hold Fossil Fuel Companies Accountable for Costs of Climate Change
Oakland Furthers its Climate Leadership with Landmark Equity-based Plan and Carbon Neutrality Target
City of Oakland Drives Environmental Progress with New Renewable Diesel Model
City of Oakland Unveils Innovative Resilience Playbook To Tackle City’s Toughest Long-Term Challenges
City Attorney and Public Rights Project Launch Partnership to Support Civil Rights, Economic Justice & Environmental Litigation
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For updates on ECAP implementation, visit the City’s Sustainability Page, where you’ll find all ECAP topics and resources.