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January 2018 Edition

Annual Meeting & Awards
Don't miss the 2018 South Shore Clean Cities Annual Meeting and Awards on Tuesday, February 20 at the Blue Chip Hotel & Spa, where Northern Indiana's green transportation and energy leaders will be recognized for their efforts and contributions to a cleaner, healthier, more sustainable region.

Click here to register for the event and view sponsorship & exhibit booth opportunities.
Member Spotlight - 
City of Hobart
The City of Hobart is a leader in green efforts in Northern Indiana. Under the leadership of Mayor Brian Snedecor, the city has embraced a host of sustainable fueling options for city vehicles, including compressed natural gas vehicles in the Public Works fleet.
 
Click here to read more about the City of Hobart and their green initiatives.
Annual Survey
South Shore Clean Cities collects data annually from stakeholders to produce a coalition report for the U.S. Department of Energy. The report reflects all the great work Northern Indiana has accomplished with alternative fuels and reducing our environmental footprint, provides opportunities for funding alternative fuel projects, helps promote our coalition and determines awardees for our Annual Meeting & Awards! 

Click here to download the spreadsheet and send back to Catherine Yoder at  [email protected].
Green Fleet Radio to Debut
South Shore Clean Cities and Lakeshore Public Radio are collaborating to produce a new radio show "Green Fleet Radio". The new segment will air every Wednesday at 7:23 a.m. CST during "Morning Edition;" between 12 p.m. and 1 p.m. during "Regionally Speaking" and at 4:21 p.m. during "All Things Considered".

Members interested in being guests may contact Lauri Keagle at 219-644-3698 or [email protected] 
Clean Streets,  Cleaner Air for Rockport
Rockport Mayor Gay Ann Harney and Street Department Superintendent Darren Ewing appeared in a photo in the Spencer County Journal (right) standing in front of the city's new street sweeper. The 2017 Tymco Model 600 sweeper was delivered on November 15 and was acquired through a $230,000 grant with the assistance of South Shore Clean Cities.
New Year Brings Hope for Greener Practices
The start of a new year is filled with optimism, a time to begin anew with a clean slate and hope for a better tomorrow.

Those of us in the environmental sector are in the business of hope. Much of our work in the sustainable transportation and clean energy sectors is focused on long-term, cumulative solutions. While the results are undoubtedly measurable - in emissions reductions, cost savings and improved air quality - they aren't always easy to envision. 

Click here to read full article.

Source: Carl Lisek, The Times of Northwest Indiana. December 31, 2017
Become a Board Member
South Shore Clean Cities is looking for reliable, committed, hard working individuals who would be interested in serving on our board of directors. 

Applications will close on  Thursday, February 1 and the new board members will be recognized at our 2018 Annual Meeting & Awards on February 20. 

Click here to fill out the application. Once completed, please send the completed application to Catherine Yoder at [email protected].
New & Renewing Members
  • Ceres Solutions Cooperative
  • ChargePoint
  • City of Angola
  • City of Crown Point
  • City of Hobart
  • ICOM -UPAS Group

U pcoming Events
TEP Energy Independence  Summit
February 11-14, 2018
 
NTEA Work Truck Show/Green Truck Summit
March 6-9, 2018
MACOG Annual Partners for Clean Air Award Luncheon
April 25, 2018
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