The Air District is authorized to regulate stationary sources of air emissions in the Bay Area, but mobile sources – such as cars, trucks, trains and construction equipment – actually contribute most of the air pollution in the region.
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The 5/16/2012 Board of Directors Special Meeting Webcast ended at 11:30am. The Webcast archive will be available approximately 24-hours after the meeting. More Information: 5/16/2012 Agenda (442 kb PDF, 8 pgs)
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The Napa Valley Clean Air Coalition has developed a website dedicated to car free tourism in the Napa Valley! The Napa Valley Car Free website is designed to help visitors to the Napa Valley find more environmentally friendly ways to tour. Increasing traffic congestion in the Valley threatens the very vineyards that visitors come to see. The website helps promote tourism to the Napa Valley while reducing air pollution caused by traffic congestion.
The Napa Valley Clean Air Coalition is promoting bike sharing programs with Napa employers. If you would like information about how to start a bike share program, please contact Stephanie Anderson at sanderson@communityfocus.org or 510-763-2500 ext. 1.
The Napa Valley Clean Air Coalition worked with the Napa County Transportation and Planning Agency, supporting the Agency’s Major Employers’ Summit on Employee Commuting, February 22nd, 2008. This event brought together 26 major Napa employers to learn about Napa’s transportation future, and hear from guest speakers from Clif Bar, V. Sattui Winery and Yahoo! about their successful employee commute programs. The Clean Air coalition is offering incentives for Napa employers who wish to start new vanpools from their worksites.
If you would like to join the team in its efforts to reduce traffic congestion in the Napa Valley, please call Stephanie Anderson at (510) 763-2500 ext. 1.