Join us in congratulating Yellowstone-Teton Clean Cities board member and Sustainability Program Manager for the City of Bozeman. This year, Clean Energy Education & Empowerment (C3E), US Department of Energy Program, selected Natalie Meyer of Bozeman, Montana, as the award winner in the Government category. https://www.c3eawards.org/
It is Old Bill’s Fun Run season! Old Bill’s Fun Run was previously scheduled for September 12th but has shifted to virtual or small socially distanced events. Therefore, next week Yellowstone-Teton Clean Cities staff will take you on a virtual scavenger hunt, discovering alternative fuel stations and vehicles in Jackson, Wyoming. Follow along on our new Instagram account to participate!
We hope you will consider providing a donation to Yellowstone-Teton Clean Cities through Old Bills Fun Run this year. As a small non-profit your donation truly makes a large impact on our operational capacity. We’re running to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and increase energy security. We hope you’ll join us! You can donate HERE. Thank-you!
Check out the Spring/Summer issue of Green Matters to learn about local sustainability efforts in the time of Covid-19.
Click HERE to view the digital issue.
Check out the most recent newsletter from the coalition, highlighting the new electric vehicle charging stations installed in Red Lodge, an RFP for a land lease for a natural gas fueling station, and the national Clean Cities newsletter featuring YTCC!
Read the newsletter here