Hundreds of Clean Cities coordinators, stakeholders and clean transportation leaders from across the nation met in Washington, DC in February to educate federal policy makers about the need to expand America’s use of alternative fuels, including biofuels, electricity, natural gas, and propane Autogas.  During 240 meetings with Congressional offices and discussions with key federal agency

We have started contacting you for information on your 2018 efforts to reduce petroleum consumption.  We need data regarding sales of alternative fuels, deployment of alternative fuel vehicles and hybrid electric vehicles, idle-reduction initiatives, fuel economy activities and programs to reduce vehicle miles traveled.  If you reported data last year, we are sending you that

The Leander and Eanes Independent School District Transportation Departments have been selected as joint recipients of Air Central Texas’s 2018 Outstanding Organization Award. Ray Whisenant, Hays County Commissioner, presented the awards to Ann Hatton, Leander’s Director of Transportation, Jeremy Trimble, Eanes’s COO and Fritz Klabunde, Eanes’s Director of Transportation at a luncheon in conjunction with

The National Clean Cities program turned 25 this year, and the celebration will continue throughout 2019. Lone Star Clean Fuels Alliance is part of the nearly 100 local Clean Cities organizations across the US.  Clean Cities coalitions foster the economic, environmental, and energy security of the United States by working locally to advance affordable, domestic