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Flagstaff sustainability office highlights facility electrification, community outreach and new HUD-funded home upgrades program
Summary
Sustainability staff reported community engagement metrics, facility electrification measures and new resident programs including Energy Upgrades for Healthy Homes (HUD-funded). Staff also announced a Green Living Magazine award naming Flagstaff Arizona's top sustainable city and upcoming community events for waste prevention and volunteerism.
The City of Flagstaff's sustainability division reported a series of facility upgrades, community programs and new funding opportunities during a work session Oct. 14.
Sustainability Director Nicole Antonopoulos said the division engaged more than 7,300 people and hosted more than 500 activities in the past six months; the division's social-media and newsletter outreach has expanded and the redesigned newsletter has nearly doubled open rates to about 1,700 subscribers. Antonopoulos described energy-efficiency retrofits at the sustainability office — Energy Star windows, added attic insulation, smart thermostats, electric heat pumps and…
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