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Council releases contingent climate funds for multifamily electrification, heat mitigation and feasibility study
Summary
City approved release of FY26 contingent funds for the Office of Climate Action after a presentation showing $460,500 encumbered to date; planned uses include a CHAMPS multifamily retrofit pilot, a heat-mitigation program and a community choice aggregation feasibility study.
The City Council voted to release contingent FY26 funds to the Office of Climate Action after staff summarized spending and proposed projects. Ryan Fried, the city’s Climate Action Officer, told the council that the office began the year with about $534,000 (including encumbrances), had “thus far spent 460,500” and requested release of the $200,000 contingent reserve to support several initiatives.
Fried described the proposed priorities: EcoCity CHAMPS (Climate and Health…
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