Climate Action Committee
The Climate Action Committee (“CAC”) was established to implement the Climate Action Plan, adopted by the Town Council on February 5, 2014. Its mission is to mitigate the production of greenhouse gas and compile existing and potential strategies to address climate change. CAC develops an annual action plan as well as any recommended amendments to the Climate Action Plan. In addition, the committee keeps a scorecard to track greenhouse gas reduction actions taken. For more details, visit their website.
Meetings: 2nd Tuesday of each month, Fairfax Community Center, 7 pm
Membership: 7 to 13 members, for terms of 4 years
| Members | Position | Term Expiration |
| Bruce Ackerman | Council Representative | n/a |
| Stephanie Hellman | Council Representative | n/a |
| Cassidy DeBaker | Vice Chair | 7/15/23 |
| Jennifer Hammond | 7/15/23 | |
| Jody Timms | 7/15/23 | |
| David Haskell | 7/15/23 | |
| Kiki La Porta | 7/15/23 | |
| Walt Vernon | Chair | 8/31/22 |
| Joanne Lasnier | Secretary | 11/30/22 |
| Christopher Lang | 9/30/23 | |
| 3 VACANCIES |
Join us in reducing greenhouse gas emissions!
The Town of Fairfax is a proud participant in the Marin Climate and Energy Partnership (MCEP), working together with other communities in Marin County to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Wondering how you can help? The MCEP website has information, tips and status of each community’s efforts. See how you can help make a difference.
Resilient Neighborhoods
Have fun with others and get support to go on a “low-carbon diet” to reduce 5,000 pounds of CO2! This free program has helped 550 Marin residents save money, make their families safer, and cut over 2.6 million pounds of carbon emissions. Learn more and sign up at www.resilientneighborhoods.org