Join us to find out more about how you can be a part of Sitka's future as an efficient user of renewable electricity. Speak to professionals about your options to go electric at home, at work, and at play!
This months agenda includes:
This presentation is a public meeting co-hosted by Seattle Cruise Control and South Seattle Climate Action Network. All are welcome to hear about the impacts and options for taking action on mega-cruises. Zoom attendees are welcome, and registration for this event can be found at: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZctf--urzkrHNLuA4JKA9L6_6cCMYz1_YVU
POSTPONED UNTIL SEPTEMBER - Join Transition Sitka’s dedicated core group on Wed. June 28 from 6:30 pm-8pm, at the See House, behind St. Peter’s on Lincoln St., for an in-person meeting and introductory presentation. The agenda will include: Enroll as an active or supporting member, get acquainted over beverages and desserts!
Please join us for an introductory presentation on two exciting new community garden projects proposed by nonprofits Sitka Local Foods Network and Transition Sitka. Discussion of the proposal is being facilitated by the City and Borough of Sitka's Director of Planning and Community Development, Amy Ainslie.
Mark Houston, is a certified energy auditor, who will discuss heat pumps in Alaska and financing opportunities are available now! Join us for an information session about heat pumps and heat pump financing under the Inflation Reduction Act.
What would happen if barges suppling food stopped running? How are Sitkans coping with rising food costs? Does our community have the capacity to feed itself if a disaster left us isolated? The 2023 Sitka Community Food Assessment will help identify changes in Sitka's food system, address areas we can improve on, and build on...
The members of Transition Sitka meet most weeks of the year to work on projects and plan for a fossil-fuel free future. Contact us to receive an invitation to our zoom meeting
The members of Transition Sitka meet most weeks of the year to work on projects and plan for a fossil-fuel free future. Contact us to receive an invitation to our zoom meeting
The CBS Sustainability Commissioners meet at least once a month to discuss and take public input on actions being taken to meet goals approved by the Assembly. Currently this includes a community renewable energy strategy, reducing municipal solid waste and creating a plan for a municipal fleet transition. All welcome and agendas/meeting packets are available...
Are you interested in being a part of Alaska’s energy transition? Or perhaps thinking about a career in electrical and construction trades or engineering? Come along to find out more about renewable energy technology and the opportunities to be a part of a renewable energy future.
Drop in to explore the results of the 2024 Sitka Food Security Survey and help us shape the Final Report for the Community Food Assessment. Dinner will be served and attendees will have the chance to win prizes!