Implementing SB 375

What local governments need to know about climate change legislation.

Hosted by the Local Government Commission, the Governor’s Office of Planning and Research and Senator Darrell Steinberg.

AB 32 and SB 375 create a framework to help California meet the challenges of climate change. Local governments play a crucial role in helping the state implement these new laws and helping to preserve the high quality of life that California residents value.

These day-long workshops will cover:

How AB 32 and SB 375 relate to local governments
Strategies for local government compliance
Economic benefits
How to take advantage of the new CEQA rules and exemptions
Funding opportunities for planning and implementation
Model programs and best practices that result in the most greenhouse gas emission reductions for your money

Speakers will include top staff from Senator Steinberg’s office, the Governor’s Office of Planning and Research, and the California Air Resources Board. Regional and local experts will showcase some of the best and most innovative steps that local governments throughout the state are taking, providing specific examples as models for others to follow.

Dates & Registration: (Click city to register)
April 16 — Riverside (ended) See Riverside resources
May 7 — Fresno (ended) See Fresno resources
June 4 — San Diego (ended) See San Diego resources
June 25 — Los Angeles (ended) See Los Angeles resources
July 15 — Oakland (ended) See Oakland resources
July 30 — Sacramento
*AICP CM credit available*

Sponsors:

PLATINUM

Arup	PG&E
San Diego Gas & Electric A Sempra Energy utility®	South Coast Air Quality Management District
Southern California Edison	Southern California Gas Company, A Sempra Energy utility®