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Commission to reprioritize Climate Action Work Plan; resilience hubs funded and fare-free transit showing ridership gains
Summary
Staff outlined a section-by-section reprioritization of the Climate Action Work Plan starting in March, reported $100,000 commitments to two resilience hub organizations, and said data show increased ridership under fare-free transit compared with the initial deployment period.
City staff previewed a reprioritization schedule for the Climate Action Work Plan and reported tangible next steps and funding commitments for resilience and transportation programs.
Staff said the plan will be reworked in sections beginning in March (buildings), April (transportation), and continuing in subsequent months so commissioners can do deeper dives into each area rather than review an unwieldy…
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