Fact #550: December 22, 2008
Clean Cities Coalitions

As a result of the Energy Policy Act of 1992, the Clean Cities Program was started by the Department of Energy to contribute to the energy, environmental, and economic security of the United States by supporting local decisions to reduce our dependence on imported petroleum. Government agencies and private companies voluntarily come together in a coalition which provides tools and resources for community-centered programs to reduce consumption of petroleum-based fuels. There are currently 86 designated Clean Cities Coalitions.

Clean Cities Coalition Locations as of October 2008
Map of the U.S. showing the Clean Cities Coalition Locations as of October 2008. For more detailed information, see the table below.

Supporting Information

Clean Cities Coalitions by Designation Date
Coalition Name Designation Date
Atlanta September 8th, 1993
Denver September 13th, 1993
Philadelphia September 22nd, 1993
State of Delaware October 12th, 1993
Las Vegas October 18th, 1993
Washington DC Metropolitan October 21st, 1993
Massachusetts Clean Cities March 18th, 1994
Central Texas (Austin) April 18th, 1994
Gold Coast (Miami/Fort Lauderdale/West Palm Beach) May 5th, 1994
Chicago May 13th, 1994
Land of Enchantment June 1st, 1994
Wisconsin Southeast Area June 29th, 1994
Southern Colorado Clean Cities Coalition July 13th, 1994
Long Beach August 31st, 1994
Antelope Valley September 22nd, 1994
Utah Clean Cities October 3rd, 1994
State of Maryland October 7th, 1994
Commonwealth Clean Cities Partnership October 18th, 1994
Rogue Valley October 18th, 1994
State of West Virginia October 18th, 1994
Silicon Valley (San Jose) October 21st, 1994
San Francisco October 21st, 1994
Sacramento October 21st, 1994
San Joaquin Valley October 21st, 1994
East Bay (Oakland) October 21st, 1994
Clean Communities of Western New York (Buffalo) November 4th, 1994
Columbia-Willamette (formerly Portland) November 10th, 1994
St. Louis November 18th, 1994
Connecticut Southwestern Area November 21st, 1994
Norwich November 22nd, 1994
Central New York (Syracuse) June 15th, 1995
Dallas/Ft. Worth July 25th, 1995
Honolulu August 29th, 1995
New Haven October 5th, 1995
Central Arkansas October 25th, 1995
Pittsburgh December 5th, 1995
Southern California Association of Governments (SCAG) March 1st, 1996
Los Angeles March 22nd, 1996
Palm Springs April 22nd, 1996
Northern Colorado May 21st, 1996
Central Oklahoma (Oklahoma City) May 29th, 1996
Virginia Clean Cities October 4th, 1996
Greater Long Island October 18th, 1996
San Diego Regional Clean Cities Coalition December 12th, 1996
Detroit December 18th, 1996
Maine Clean Communities September 4th, 1997
Houston-Galveston September 4th, 1997
Tulsa September 22nd, 1997
Valley of the Sun (Phoenix) October 8th, 1997
Western Riverside County October 24th, 1997
New Jersey October 30th, 1997
Genesee Region (Rochester) May 28th, 1998
Red River Valley (Grand Forks, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada) August 10th, 1998
Puget Sound (Seattle) August 13th, 1998
Ocean State September 14th, 1998
Kansas City Regional Coalition November 18th, 1998
Central Indiana (Indianapolis) March 4th, 1999
Ann Arbor April 19th, 1999
Capital District (Albany) April 26th, 1999
South Shore June 15th, 1999
Capital Clean Cities of Connecticut June 21st, 1999
Tucson August 24th, 1999
Northeast Ohio Clean Transportation (Cleveland) September 14th, 1999
Space Coast (Orlando) October 1st, 1999
Alamo Area (San Antonio) November 10th, 1999
Greater Baton Rouge Clean Cities Coalition April 12th, 2000
Eastern Sierra Regional (Reno) June 28th, 2000
Triangle (Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill) March 19th, 2001
Twin Cities May 31st, 2001
State of Vermont June 25th, 2001
Clean Fuels Ohio April 12th, 2002
Granite State May 31st, 2002
Yellowstone Teton Clean Energy Coalition September 18th, 2002
Middle Georgia April 17th, 2003
New York City and Lower Hudson Valley Clean Communities April 22nd, 2003
Greater Lansing September 26th, 2003
Palmetto State January 28th, 2004
East Texas May 18th, 2004
South East Texas (Beaumont-Port Arthur) August 24th, 2004
East Tennessee Clean Fuels Coalition October 12th, 2004
Middle Tennessee October 13th, 2004
Centralina Clean Fuels Coalition October 15th, 2004
State of Iowa October 15th, 2005
Treasure Valley August 22nd, 2006
Central Coast August 25th, 2006
Southeast Louisiana Clean Fuels Partnership March 26th, 2008

Source: U.S. Department of Energy Clean Cities Program

 

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