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Do You Want a More Sustainable Community?

The Municipal Guide to Sustainable Planning is a roadmap tool to assist communities with incorporating actionable elements of sustainability into their strategic plans. The goal of the Guide is to help communities measurably move forward with sustainability that is economically feasible and community beneficial.
Sustainability Topics

Buildings

Municipal Water Management

Waste Management

Land Use Development
and Zoning
Incorporating building efficiencies for energy cost savings.
Responsible use and recycling of potable, septic, and sewer water.
Waste stream management and reduction techniques.
City planning for sustainable future growth.

Roads and Transportation

Natural Resource Conservation and Green Space Management
Multi-modes of commuting, safe crossings, and alternative transportation.
Environmental management and conservation for the benefit of the greater community.

Community Wellbeing, Development and Education
Community engagement and introducing opportunities for education.


Want
to get started?
Contact us to start sustainable initiatives in your own municipality
or
Help form a community group to address sustainability in your community
Ask us how we can help.
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Tell us how you want our help to make your municipality more sustainable.
or email us at info@waukeshacountygreenteam.org
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Partnered with:

The Waukesha County Green team received a grant from the Mosaic Momentum Initiative. This grant was awarded through the Mosaic environmental movement infrastructure grant slate, which is supporting 21 projects involving 91 organizations across 27 states working on clean air and water, a safe climate, and healthy and just communities.
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