The City of Flagstaff Sustainability Program cultivates a thriving and resourceful community by catalyzing community and individual actions that promote economic, environmental, and social sustainability through leadership, education, and engagement.

 

Albert

Albert is an Abert's squirrel and has lived in Flagstaff his whole life. He has a lot of questions about what he can do to help make Flagstaff a better place. Click here to see some of the things he has learned!

Our Commissions

We rely on our two amazing commissions for input on Open Spaces and on general Sustainability. You can attend their meetings on the fourth Monday and Thursday of every month.

Community Events

Each year we organize a variety of community events to empower our community. Click here to find out more.

Accomplishments

Information about the accomplishments we have achieved since 2007, along with our Municipal Sustainability Plan can be found on our Plans and Reports page.

Staff

The Sustainability Section currently employs four full time staff: the Sustainability Manager, two Sustainability Specialists, and a Volunteer and Event Coordinator. In addition, the section also employs a full time temporary Open Space Specialist, and two AmeriCorps Aides. You can contact specific Sustainability Section staff by viewing the staff directory.

Budget

The Sustainability Section along with the Environmental Management Section and Code Compliance Program, is funded by the Environmental Management (EM) Fee. The current EM fee is $4/month per City of Flagstaff utility bill.

Contact Us

Send us an e-mail at sustainability@flagstaffaz.gov, call us at (928) 213-2153, or check us out on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.