Sustainability Action Plan Update

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Current Engagement Opportunities

Throughout the month of May, we are inviting Wheat Ridge residents to tell us what sustainability means to you. Let us know by:

  • Taking this survey before June 9th, 2024 to help us prioritize goals and strategies;
  • Hosting a Meeting-in-a-Box! This is a fun, interactive, dinner activity you can host with your friends and neighbors to learn more about sustainability in Wheat Ridge and help shape the Sustainability Action Plan. You can download the meeting materials from the "Important Documents" tab on the right side of the screen, and email your feedback to Mary Hester (mhester@ci.wheatridge.co.us) or Grace Sullivan (grace@lotussustainability.com). Hosts who submit their feedback by June 9 will have the chance to win one of five $50 gift cards!

About the Project

In January 2024, The City and Sustainable Wheat Ridge, kicked-off a project to update the City’s Sustainability Action Plan. The original 2018 Sustainability Action Plan was community-driven, a collective action taken on behalf of the Sustainable Wheat Ridge Committee.

The updated plan aims to:

1) Highlight the sustainability progress that Wheat Ridge has already made.

2) Understand the vision that Wheat Ridge residents have for the current and future vibrancy of Wheat Ridge.

3) Be formally adopted by City Council. The plan is scheduled to be completed by the end of summer 2024 and will be a 5-year roadmap for Wheat Ridge.

Project Goals

To identify actionable, impactful strategies for Wheat Ridge to improve the following areas:

  • Energy Efficiency and Green Building
  • Equity and Environmental Justice
  • Water
  • Transportation
  • Solid Waste and Recycling
  • Communications and Engagement
  • Businesses and Jobs
  • Arts and Cultures
  • Renewable Energy

In addition, this project aims to empower residents, businesses, and city staff to take part in creating a more sustainable, vibrant Wheat Ridge through the creation of a 5-year sustainability roadmap.


Current Engagement Opportunities

Throughout the month of May, we are inviting Wheat Ridge residents to tell us what sustainability means to you. Let us know by:

  • Taking this survey before June 9th, 2024 to help us prioritize goals and strategies;
  • Hosting a Meeting-in-a-Box! This is a fun, interactive, dinner activity you can host with your friends and neighbors to learn more about sustainability in Wheat Ridge and help shape the Sustainability Action Plan. You can download the meeting materials from the "Important Documents" tab on the right side of the screen, and email your feedback to Mary Hester (mhester@ci.wheatridge.co.us) or Grace Sullivan (grace@lotussustainability.com). Hosts who submit their feedback by June 9 will have the chance to win one of five $50 gift cards!

About the Project

In January 2024, The City and Sustainable Wheat Ridge, kicked-off a project to update the City’s Sustainability Action Plan. The original 2018 Sustainability Action Plan was community-driven, a collective action taken on behalf of the Sustainable Wheat Ridge Committee.

The updated plan aims to:

1) Highlight the sustainability progress that Wheat Ridge has already made.

2) Understand the vision that Wheat Ridge residents have for the current and future vibrancy of Wheat Ridge.

3) Be formally adopted by City Council. The plan is scheduled to be completed by the end of summer 2024 and will be a 5-year roadmap for Wheat Ridge.

Project Goals

To identify actionable, impactful strategies for Wheat Ridge to improve the following areas:

  • Energy Efficiency and Green Building
  • Equity and Environmental Justice
  • Water
  • Transportation
  • Solid Waste and Recycling
  • Communications and Engagement
  • Businesses and Jobs
  • Arts and Cultures
  • Renewable Energy

In addition, this project aims to empower residents, businesses, and city staff to take part in creating a more sustainable, vibrant Wheat Ridge through the creation of a 5-year sustainability roadmap.

Page last updated: 13 May 2024, 08:38 AM