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Supporting community members, municipalities and businesses to transition form gas and diesel to alternative fuels.
Clean Cities and Communities is a U.S. Department of Energy partnership to advance clean transportation nationwide..
Clean Cities and Communities began in 1993 and has more than 30 years of experience advancing clean transportation solutions that reduce. Clean Cities and Communities coalitions are composed of businesses, fuel providers, vehicle fleets, state and local government agencies, and community organizations.
Thank You to Our Stakeholders
A stakeholder is any person, group, or organization that has an interest in advancing the transition from gas and diesel vehicles to cleaner transportation options and can influence or be impacted by the outcomes of this work.
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We have access to valuable resources, tools, and support that strengthen our work and help our teams make a greater impact.
RESOURCES
CONNECTION
We deepen our connection to the coalition by getting to know its people, programs—and understanding how our shared work creates greater impact.
MISSION
We believe in a shared mission and our work is in alignment with it—strengthening our collective ability to move that mission forward and create meaningful impact.
GOAL ACHIEVEMENT
We engage in coalition programs and activities programs that support our goals, strengthen our work, and create opportunities to advance our shared mission together.
COMMITMENT
We embrace our role as stakeholders, recognizing the opportunities we have to contribute, collaborate, and strengthen our shared mission.
ACCOMPLISHMENT
We are recognized and celebrated for our contributions, our work, and the role we play in advancing our shared mission.
Services Provided
Electric School Bus
Technical Assistance
EV Zoning Regulations Consulting
Municipal Fleet Coaching & Technical Assistance
Police Fleet Coaching & Technical Assistance
Upcoming Events
Municipal EV Readiness Workshop
Be on a Glide-Path to Charging Smart Accreditation
This free, interactive workshop, presented by the EV Club of CT, People’s Action for Clean Energy, Clean Transportation Coalition of Western Connecticut, Clean Transportation Communities of Southern Connecticut and Capitol Clean Cities, will make it easy for municipalities to learn about how to electrify transportation. It will cover electrifying a municipal fleet, including light, medium and heavy duty vehicles, schoolhouses; charging infrastructure; zoning; planning and coordinating with Eversource and United Illuminating.
There will also be a showcase of Municipally owned EVs.