We hold regular constituent meetings with members of the Board of Supervisors, the Environment Department, and the Mayor’s office to help keep them on track to meet the demands of the Climate Emergency.
We aim to support affected communities and concerned citizens from all parts of San Francisco in making their voices heard on climate issues by scheduling constituent meetings, and by alerting our network of members and allies about opportunities to participate in task forces, give public comment at committee hearings, sign on to letters to policy-makers, and more.
To get more involved, click here to join the Coalition of dedicated volunteers (you will get a newsletter/action alert once or twice a month), or contact us!
Our June 2025 action is happening because Mayor Lurie's budget proposal pretends there's no climate crisis.
Last month, SF Climate Emergency Coalition sent this letter, cosigned by 33 other community groups, to Mayor Lurie. The Mayor ignored it. Please send a quick letter: Mayor's proposed budget ignores climate crisis; now it's up to Supes to change that.
Despite declaring the climate emergency "an existential threat" and vowing to "prioritize climate action not just in words, but in dollars and policy," Mayor Lurie has instead made it impossible for San Francisco to achieve its climate goals. His 2-year budget proposal reduces SF Environment Department funding so much that in Year One they're on life support as they continue implementing the Climate Action Plan, and in Year Two they lay off staff working on building decarbonization, climate, clean transportation, and potentially clean energy as well. Work on implementing the Climate Action Plan, and much of the Environment Department’s building decarbonization and clean transportation initiatives, would end.
This month, the five Supervisors on the Budget & Appropriations Committee (named below) review the proposal, hear budget presentations from City departments (SF Environment’s 20-minute presentation is here), and consider making changes. The Committee needs to hear from San Franciscans who think ignoring climate change is not okay. Please send a letter now! You can use the template as is or add your own words.
If you live in District 1 (Chan 415-554-7410), 4 (Engardio 415-554-7460), 6 (Dorsey 415-554-7970), 8 (Mandelman (415-554-6968), or 10 (Walton 415-554-7670), a quick call as a constituent will increase the impact. Find your district here if you’re not sure. Thank you!
Please join other climate warriors and write a letter. For more information and a handy writing tool, click here.
Thanks!
We aim to support affected communities and concerned citizens from all parts of San Francisco in making their voices heard on climate issues by scheduling constituent meetings, and by alerting our network of members and allies about opportunities to participate in task forces, give public comment at committee hearings, sign on to letters to policy-makers, and more.
To get more involved, click here to join the Coalition of dedicated volunteers (you will get a newsletter/action alert once or twice a month), or contact us!
Our June 2025 action is happening because Mayor Lurie's budget proposal pretends there's no climate crisis.
Last month, SF Climate Emergency Coalition sent this letter, cosigned by 33 other community groups, to Mayor Lurie. The Mayor ignored it. Please send a quick letter: Mayor's proposed budget ignores climate crisis; now it's up to Supes to change that.
Despite declaring the climate emergency "an existential threat" and vowing to "prioritize climate action not just in words, but in dollars and policy," Mayor Lurie has instead made it impossible for San Francisco to achieve its climate goals. His 2-year budget proposal reduces SF Environment Department funding so much that in Year One they're on life support as they continue implementing the Climate Action Plan, and in Year Two they lay off staff working on building decarbonization, climate, clean transportation, and potentially clean energy as well. Work on implementing the Climate Action Plan, and much of the Environment Department’s building decarbonization and clean transportation initiatives, would end.
This month, the five Supervisors on the Budget & Appropriations Committee (named below) review the proposal, hear budget presentations from City departments (SF Environment’s 20-minute presentation is here), and consider making changes. The Committee needs to hear from San Franciscans who think ignoring climate change is not okay. Please send a letter now! You can use the template as is or add your own words.
If you live in District 1 (Chan 415-554-7410), 4 (Engardio 415-554-7460), 6 (Dorsey 415-554-7970), 8 (Mandelman (415-554-6968), or 10 (Walton 415-554-7670), a quick call as a constituent will increase the impact. Find your district here if you’re not sure. Thank you!
Please join other climate warriors and write a letter. For more information and a handy writing tool, click here.
Thanks!
