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K4C 101: March 30, 3-4pm | Register here
The King County-Cities Climate Collaboration (K4C) is a partnership of local governments of all sizes working together to accelerate bold and equitable climate action for the health of the people who live here, our economy, and the environment.
We understand climate change knows no boundaries, and neither should our response. That's why we work collaboratively - and collectively - to tackle climate change and foster a healthier, more just, and resilient King County. Join us on March 30th for a "K4C 101" event where we will share:
- A brief history of the K4C
- Information on what the K4C has been up to, and how our members work together
- Information on how new cities can join the K4C, and the benefits of membership
This event is for elected officials, K4C members, and King County residents interested in learning more. It will include a presentation about the K4C and time for questions with K4C staff. The event will be recorded and posted to the K4C website afterward for those who are not able to join.
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 New Cities Join K4C
In February 2022, the Cities of Bothell and Maple Valley joined the King County - Cities Climate Collaboration (K4C), expanding the regional climate partnership to 18 cities, the Port of Seattle, and King County.
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 First C-PACER Transaction in WA State
King County's Commercial Property-Assessed Clean Energy + Resiliency (C-PACER) program closed the first C-PACER transaction in Washington State, providing energy and water efficiency retrofits, and seismic retrofits to the historic Lodge at St. Edward Park in Kenmore.
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To learn more about King County's complete climate action strategy, please visit our website. |
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