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Updated 7/28/20
Climate Ready Truckee Plan Complete At the July 28, 2020 Town Council meeting, staff and the consultant team presented the final Climate Ready Truckee - Climate Change Adaptation Plan to Town Council. This plan is the result of a nearly 2.5 year process that began in February 2018 with a successful application to the California Department of Transportation's Transportation Planning Grant program. The process was driven by deep community engagement which included multiple public and stakeholder workshops, online surveys, pop-up events, specific engagement with Latinx community members, and an advisory committee that met monthly. The output from this plan, strategies to address climate change in Truckee, will be incorporated into the 2040 General Plan as part of a new climate-focused element.
The final Climate Ready Truckee plan can be downloaded here.
Take This Survey: Support Truckee Climate Solutions
The Town of Truckee is creating solutions to adapt to climate change impacts and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. We need your help-- watch this video to learn more and TAKE THIS SURVEY to share your input on what solutions should be used.
The Geos Institute is working with the Town of Truckee to develop a climate change Vulnerability Assessment and Adaptation Plan for the Truckee community. Following the highly collaborative Whole Community planning framework, the Geos Institute will hold a series of stakeholder and community workshops and events that will provide ample opportunity for community members to help shape climate change solutions. The resulting climate change adaptation plan for Truckee will be highly collaborative with a focus on protecting diverse populations, natural resources, local culture, the economy, and infrastructure from climate impacts.
The Town of Truckee has formed a Vulnerability Task Force that will meet the first Tuesday of each month. In addition, the Town will hold two Community Workshops and two Stakeholder Meetings. The first Community Workshop is tentatively scheduled for the last week of July.
Climate Ready Truckee Plan Complete At the July 28, 2020 Town Council meeting, staff and the consultant team presented the final Climate Ready Truckee - Climate Change Adaptation Plan to Town Council. This plan is the result of a nearly 2.5 year process that began in February 2018 with a successful application to the California Department of Transportation's Transportation Planning Grant program. The process was driven by deep community engagement which included multiple public and stakeholder workshops, online surveys, pop-up events, specific engagement with Latinx community members, and an advisory committee that met monthly. The output from this plan, strategies to address climate change in Truckee, will be incorporated into the 2040 General Plan as part of a new climate-focused element.
The final Climate Ready Truckee plan can be downloaded here.
Take This Survey: Support Truckee Climate Solutions
The Town of Truckee is creating solutions to adapt to climate change impacts and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. We need your help-- watch this video to learn more and TAKE THIS SURVEY to share your input on what solutions should be used.
The Geos Institute is working with the Town of Truckee to develop a climate change Vulnerability Assessment and Adaptation Plan for the Truckee community. Following the highly collaborative Whole Community planning framework, the Geos Institute will hold a series of stakeholder and community workshops and events that will provide ample opportunity for community members to help shape climate change solutions. The resulting climate change adaptation plan for Truckee will be highly collaborative with a focus on protecting diverse populations, natural resources, local culture, the economy, and infrastructure from climate impacts.
The Town of Truckee has formed a Vulnerability Task Force that will meet the first Tuesday of each month. In addition, the Town will hold two Community Workshops and two Stakeholder Meetings. The first Community Workshop is tentatively scheduled for the last week of July.
