Climate Task Force Now Recruiting
Sacramento County is recruiting for the Energy position on the Climate Emergency Mobilization Task Force. Applications are being accepted until August 2, 2024.
The Energy position serves a two-year term and focuses on the connections between energy production, usage, and GHG emissions, and assesses policies and incentives for GHG reductions.
How To Apply
To apply, please fill out the application below and submit it along with a 350-word personal statement via email to scott-sheetsj@saccounty.gov, or via mail to:
Sacramento County
Attn: Jason Scott-Sheets, Sustainability Program
700 H St., Suite 7650
Sacramento, CA 95814
Read the application instructions here
Applications
Technical Member
Task Force Agenda
To view the Task Force meeting agendas and information, visit the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors' website. Have questions about the Task Force? Email John Lundgren at lundgrenj@saccounty.gov.
Upcoming Events
There are currently no scheduled events. Check back soon for upcoming events.
Task Force Members
- Technical Expertise Members
- VACANT (expertise: air quality)
- Austin Miller (expertise: agriculture)
- VACANT (expertise: built environment)
- Roslyn Roberts (expertise: economics)
- Kevin Head (expertise: energy)
- Ghazan Khan (expertise: transit/transportation)
- Environmental Justice Members
Timothy Irvine
- Saheb Gulati
- Nicolas Garcia
- Ajay Singh
- Kathleen Stricklin
- Viviana Garcia
Task Force Leadership, Subcommittees and Advisory Panels
Vice Chair: Supriya Patel
- Energy Technical Advisory Panel
- Transportation Technical Advisory Panel
About the Task Force
On December 16, 2020, the Board of Supervisors (Board) adopted a Resolution declaring a climate emergency and directing the formation of a permanent Climate Emergency Mobilization Task Force.
On March 23, 2022, the Board approved a resolution that set the Task Force composition and compensation and directed the Sustainability Manager to begin a public application process to fill member seats. The Board, at its Aug. 9 meeting, voted to appoint 13 members to the newly created Task Force. At its Nov. 10, 2022, meeting, the Task Force endorsed their guiding principles and approved their bylaws.
