Good morning Clean Cities Stakeholders!

I hope everyone is looking forward to a nice Thanksgiving weekend. Due to the holidays, the Coalition has decided to postpone the quarterly stakeholder meeting to January 2022. The next meeting will be in person and held at the SFRPC office.

Breakfast will be provided.

An Outlook calendar invitation will be sent in mid-December. In addition, a form will be circulated to vote on the two (2) Awards that will be given at the meeting.

Please feel free to contact me for additional

information or assistance.

FDOT Grant Application Process Refresher Training

December 16, 2021

10:00am - 11:00am

Fuel Economy Guide

Model Year 2022

Florida Sustainable Transportation & Technology Expo

January 26 - 27, 2022

U.S. Department of Transportation Announces Key Priorities, Funding for Public Transportation Under the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law



The Bipartisan Infrastructure Deal is the largest investment in American infrastructure in generations and marks an inflection point for American transit. It will boost transit funding for communities all over the country by an average of 30% – helping communities address maintenance backlogs, modernize and expand. The new funding provided under the bill will help transit agencies reduce the current maintenance backlog by 15% and replace more than 500 aging subway, light rail, and commuter rail cars. It will further modernize the nation’s transit fleet by replacing more than 10,000 fossil-fuel powered transit vehicles with cleaner electric or low-emission transit vehicles.

Following President Biden’s signing of the Bipartisan Infrastructure Deal (BID) into law, FTA today announced key priorities and historic funding amounts for public transportation. The BID authorizes up to $108 billion, including $91 billion in guaranteed funding for public transportation – the most significant federal investment in transit in the nation’s history.

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Florida Energy and Climate Summit 2021

The Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services requested Alisha Lopez to moderate the Resiliency panel at the Florida Energy and Climate Summit in Orlando on Tuesday, November 16th. The discussion focused on what entities in our state are doing to address resiliency challenges. Panelists included Jason Grant, Energy Management Analyst at Miami-Dade County Water & Sewer Department, Laura Ritter, Lead Security Policy Advisor at Duke Energy, and Dave Robau, Executive Director at Gulf Coast Energy Network.

Southeast Clean Cities Regional Meeting

The Southeast Clean Cities Coordinators attended its regional meeting at the Land of Sky Clean Vehicles Coalition in Asheville, NC. The Coordinators visited the Biltmore Biodiesel Farm, Alliance Auto Gas, and enjoyed presentations from local stakeholders. Thank you to the Land of Sky Regional Council for hosting us and providing a fun filled alternative fuel event!

Southeast Florida Clean Cities Coalition

Phone: (954) 924-3653

Email: [email protected]

https://sfregionalcouncil.org/cleancities/