ABOUT CECAP
The Dallas Comprehensive Environmental & Climate Action Plan (CECAP) was unanimously approved on May 27, 2020 and is a comprehensive roadmap that outlines the activities that the City will undertake to improve quality of life, to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, to prepare for the impacts of climate change, and to create a healthier and more prosperous community. It builds upon our understanding of future impacts from climate change, other environmental challenges facing Dallas, and the data from the 2015 City of Dallas greenhouse gas inventory. The CECAP leverages existing efforts by the City and builds upon an active public outreach and engagement effort to solicit input from businesses, community organizations, residents, and stakeholders, to create an effective and equitable Dallas plan that everyone can implement. Follow the CECAP Implementation progress here.
CECAP: HOW IT CAME TO BE
Where did we start?
In January 2019, the Dallas City Council approved the Dallas Climate Resolution that directed staff to develop an effective, actionable climate plan. Per this resolution, the Comprehensive Environmental and Climate Action Plan (CECAP) is to build upon existing planning efforts, to benchmark against other U.S. city climate planning efforts, be generally consistent with national and international climate planning protocols, include a robust community engagement effort, and outline a series of actions to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, help the community adapt to a climatically different future, and comprehensively enhance environmental quality across Dallas.
COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
Public Meetings (Fall 2019)
Public Meetings (Spring 2019)
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