The Southeast Florida Regional Climate Change Compact (Compact) wants to hear from YOU! The RCAP is the Compact’s guiding tool for coordinated climate action in Southeast Florida to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and build climate resilience. It provides recommendations and strategies to allow local and regional entities to act in line with the regional agenda.

To make a public comment, you can participate in a virtual written comment period that will be open through August 23. The Compact will also host hour-long virtual feedback sessions from August 8-17, with registration required.

Good and Green educated Sunrise residents on the City's sustainable initiatives and programs that we offer at the Back to School Round-Up on August 6th. Students had the opportunity to pickup a few eco-friendly giveaway items, such as recycled pencils and decorate reusable canvas pencil pouches. Check out some of the creative artwork below!

Take your sustainable practices to another level and be Good and Green at school with these easy tips!

Are you into public art? You have a chance to see it being created in real time now through Friday, August 12, from 9am to 2pm at Sunrise Sportsplex Park (9101 NW 50th St)! Local artist and experienced mural painter Lori Pratico began the week with a fresh base layer of paint, on which she will be adding creativity, words of inspiration, and colorful additions throughout the week that will connect to the Butterfly Garden at Sportsplex - we can't wait for you to see how! Combining the City’s sustainability and public art efforts, provides another example of how the City is promoting protection of natural resources while fostering recreation in natural areas.