In a recent government meeting, officials discussed potential collaborations with the NFL's environmental initiative, NFL Green Grama, which focuses on sustainability during major events like the Super Bowl and the NFL Draft. The program emphasizes food recovery, community engagement, material recovery, and green energy practices.

Participants highlighted the importance of aligning city efforts with the NFL's sustainability goals, suggesting that community-based organizations could play a crucial role in organizing events such as tree plantings and park cleanups during the draft. The conversation underscored the need for proactive planning, with officials encouraged to identify specific community spaces for potential projects.

While there was optimism about leveraging the NFL's resources for local sustainability efforts, some expressed concerns about the NFL's commitment to reducing environmental impacts, noting a sentiment within the organization to prioritize event execution over sustainability measures. Officials emphasized the importance of making a compelling economic case for sustainable practices, hoping to foster a long-term partnership with the Packers that extends beyond the draft.

The meeting concluded with a shift towards discussing city-specific events, indicating a broader agenda for community engagement and sustainability initiatives in the coming months.