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YOUR CONNECTION TO THE CITY OF DALLAS COMPREHENSIVE ENVIRONMENTAL & CLIMATE ACTION PLAN

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The Dallas Comprehensive Environmental & Climate Action Plan (CECAP), aims to mitigate climate change impacts by reducing greenhouse gas emissions, enhancing resilience to extreme weather events, and promoting sustainability throughout the city. Unanimously approved by City Council in 2020, the CECAP provides a comprehensive roadmap for improving quality of life, reducing emissions, and preparing for climate impacts. It builds on the 2015 City of Dallas greenhouse gas inventory and leverages extensive public outreach & engagement to create an effective and equitable plan. By prioritizing climate action, Dallas seeks to safeguard public health, protect natural resources, and ensure a prosperous future for all residents. 

Eight actionable goals to lead to us
into transformative change.

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View the CECAP Year Six
Implementation Work Plan

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View the CECAP Year Five
Implementation Report

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City of Dallas 2023 Greenhouse
Gas Inventory Report

View Dallas Climate Action Video

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A Statement from the Mayor

On Climate Change:

“Dallas is a healthy, safe and economically vibrant city. But to be a truly resilient city, Dallas must prepare for the effects of climate change. I want Dallas to continue to be a leader in efforts to reduce emissions and improve our air quality. Through our collective efforts and a focus on common-sense, data-driven solutions, we can ensure that our great city continues to thrive in the decades to come.”

– Mayor Eric Johnson

Dallas Summer Heat Resources

The City of Dallas experiences extreme heat conditions during the summer season, often resulting in heatwaves and drought. These extreme conditions impact business operations, social activities, and overall quality of life.

A variety of adaptation and mitigation tools and resources are available to help inform residents, local businesses, and visitors about the appropriate steps to protect themselves from the summer heat.

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New Vaping Ordinance Takes Effect 2025

Starting December 11, 2025, Dallas' new vaping ban goes into effect and it covers many of the places families love to go, like parks, splash pads, playgrounds and restaurants.

The goal? To make public spaces safer and cleaner for kids and families.
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What Can You Do?

Get involved!

Exciting new opportunities to get involved with the CECAP implementation process and other environmental initiatives will be coming soon. In the meantime, view the CECAP dashboard and other resources, contact us to schedule a meeting or presentation, and check out our upcoming events!
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This page is administered by the City of Dallas- Office of Environmental Quality & Sustainability:

Dallas City Hall
1500 Marilla Street, Room 7A North
Dallas, TX 75201
Phone: (214) 670-1200 | Fax: (214) 670-0134
Email: DEQS@DallasClimateAction.com

Dallas Climate Action | City of Dallas © 2025

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