Columbia-Willamette Clean Cities Coalition

Founded in 1994 the Columbia-Willamette Clean Cities Coalition (CWCCC) is committed to encouraging both public and private fleet operators to convert their fleets to alternative fuels where economically practical. CWCCC’s main goal is to reduce petroleum consumption in the transportation sector through education and outreach. Our coalition is an integral part of a greater national effort by the U.S. Department of Energy’s Clean Cities program. CWCCC is one of almost 100 coalitions across the United States who are working together to reduce petroleum consumption on a grassroots level. The primary objective of the Columbia-Willamette Clean Cities coalition is to promote the use of domestically-produced alternative transportation fuels. This mission best captures the entire scope of the Clean Cities program. The promotion and use of these alternative fuels benefits the U.S. through clean air and energy independence. All subsequent objectives and actions outlined within the CWCCC Strategic Development Plan complement and advance this goal. We strive to be a source of accurate information, broker solutions, and be a catalyst for action.