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Local Emissions Reduction Plan

From 2019 to 2023, San Leandro 2050 met and listened to residents to explore the question,

“What does the future of San Leandro look like to you?” 

We walked in neighborhoods, stood in parks, participated in community, church, city, and neighborhood gatherings, and even built a community garden space to create opportunities for conversation with residents of all walks of life. In total, we hosted or were a part of 72 events and gathered over 1,000 survey responses.

 

Synthesizing the feedback we received, we developed four priority project ideas and organized discussion groups with residents to ask more specific questions about what each project should include.

Building out the project concepts with residents’ input, we formulated a neighborhood action plan, developed around the four project concepts below, which became our current Local Emissions Reduction Plan. 

The Plan helps guide San Leandro 2050’s priorities and strategies, with the goal of implementation by 2030.

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Priority Project #1

Safe Walking and Biking for All 

Goal: Build 30 percent of San Leandro’s protected bike network by 2030.

Priority Project #2

Affordable Housing 

Goal: Work with partners to accelerate affordable housing near jobs and transit.

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Priority Project #3

Promote Community Connection

Goal: Build a network of community resilience centers by 2030.

Priority Project #4

Electric Trucks for Better Air

Goal: Convert half of San Leandro’s heavy-duty diesel-powered trucks to electric options by 2030.

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San Leandro 2050
Bancroft Resilience Hub
14235 Bancroft Ave
San Leandro, CA 94578

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San Leandro 2050 is part of California Climate Investments, which uses billions of Cap-and-Invest dollars to fund projects that reduce harmful emissions, protect public health, strengthen local economies, and support natural environments. With a strong focus on communities most impacted by pollution and limited access to resources, California Climate Investments helps build a more equitable and sustainable future. 

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