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Six urban areas of New York State have joined the U.S. Department
of Energy's Clean Cities Program. This voluntary initiative recognizes
and supports regional programs which pledge to introduce alternative-fuel
vehicles into public and private fleets. Stretching from Buffalo
to the tip of Long Island, these regional organizations include
local businesses, municipal fleets, vehicle and component suppliers,
fuel providers, environmental and business organizations, and government
agencies. The Clean City organizations sponsor alternative-fuel
events, educate fleets and the public on the advantages of alternative-fuel
vehicles, and help their members develop partnerships and identify
funding opportunities
| Clean Communities
of Western New York
Linda Hardie, Coordinator
1074 Cleveland Drive
Buffalo, New York 14226
phone: (716) 634-1038
fax:(716) 839-4143
ccofwny.lmh@verizon.net |
Clean Communities
of Central New York
Joe Barry, Coordinator
Advanced Technology Center Room 2068
Onondaga Community College
Syracuse, New York 13215
Phone: (315) 498-2545
Fax: (315) 498-2336
CkingSMTC@aol.com |
| Capital
Region Clean Communities
Deborah Stacey
Clean Cities Coordinator
5 Computer Drive West
Albany, NY 12205-1606
Phone: (518) 458-2161
Fax: (518) 459-2155
cdtc@crisny.org |
Greater
Long Island Clean Cities Coalition
Eileen Gerard, Coordinator
c/o Long Island Forum for Technology
111 West Main Street
Bay Shore, New York 11706
Phone: (631)-969-3700
Fax: (631)-969-4489
egerard@lift.org |
New York City
Clean Cities
Mark Simon
Susan McSherry
c/o NYC Department of Transportation
Alternative Fuels Program
Maiden Lane, 35th Floor
New York, NY 10013
Phone: (212) 487-6818
msimon@dot.nyc.gov
Phone: (212) 487-6865
smcsherry@dot.nyc.gov
Fax:(212) 487-7624 |
Genesee
Region Clean Communities
Paul Heaney, Coordinator
364 Lanning Road
Rochester, New York 14692-3631
Phone and fax: (585) 624-8182
pheaney@worldnet.att.net |
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