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Equitable Climate Action Team

ECAT staff pose for a comic photo

The Equitable Climate Action Team (ECAT) is a group of volunteer community members who assist City staff in implementing equitable climate action through community education, outreach and the evaluation of City programs. Equitable climate action is defined as local policy and personal habits that reduce climate pollution and increase community resilience in ways that do no harm, and that support all communities according to their needs. After completing the work of the Just Transition Plan Committee, the team re-named itself ECAT and developed three main tasks of operation to lead their work in as a direct line of communication between City staff and community: Learn, Engage, Educate. Check out our Longmont Indicator’s page for more recently highlights of ECAT’s work!

Share Your Perspective

The City is always looking for feedback on climate equity issues that impact our community and invites all Longmont residents to share their experiences, concerns and ideas for possible solutions. Contact the Sustainability Office for more information. To learn more about how ECAT’s volunteer service relates to the Sustainability Plan, visit the Sustainability homepage.

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History

Current Members of ECAT reflect diverse perspectives and experiences, but all are connected by motivations to address climate equity issues related to air pollution, clean water access, waste reduction and health effects of climate change.