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The Kansas
City Regional Clean Cities Coalition (KCRCCC) is a partner
of the U.S. Department of Energy's Clean
Cities Program. The mission of the National
Clean Cities Program is to advance the
economic, environmental, and energy securities
of the United States by supporting local
decisions to adopt practices that contribute
to reduced petroleum consumption in the
transportation sector.
The KCRCCC is a network of public and private partners seeking to build the awareness
and use of alternative fuels in fleets throughout the Kansas City area. The network
consists of public and private fleet operators, alternative fuel providers, vehicle
manufacturers and distributors, and others interested in improving air quality
and reducing the use of foreign oil.
The KCRCCC received its initial designation on November 18, 1998 and was re-designated
June 16, 2004. The coalition is administrated by the Metropolitan Energy Center
(located at 3808 Paseo, Kansas City MO). The first KCRCCC Coordinator was Benjamin
Watson. He served as Coordinator until August of 2005.
Kansas Co-Chair: Michael Boothe, Johnson County, Kansas Environmental Department
Missouri Co-Chair: Sam Swearngin, KCMO Water Department
Watch KC Clean Cities Coalition
Co-chair Sam Swearngin on TV. Click
on the link below to watch Sam
on a KMBC-TV 9 newscast from
May 19, 2008:
Go
to the KMBC-TV website and read the article
BEFORE watching the segment here.
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