Committee Members
Founder of City Climate Action Committee: MAK Mitchell
“Cities are the unit of change for dropping carbon emissions, but only when their residents are democratically engaged.”
Chair of City Climate Action Committee: Callie A. Ridolfi
Vice Chair of City Climate Action Committee: Jerri Gordan
CITY CLIMATE ACTION GUIDES:
Shoreline: Lee Keim, Climate Action Guide
“I believe that working at the city grassroots level is where I can best inform, empower and prepare my community for a future affected by climate change.
Kirkland: Susan Vossler, Climate Action Guide
“I am a climate action guide because I want to see Kirkland’s SMP succeed, making Kirkland a leader in reducing emissions.”
Enumclaw: Cathy Dormaier, Co-Climate Action Guide and
Marion Jensen, Co-Climate Action Guide
"As Enumclaw’s Climate Guides, we hope to support our city council and help our citizens know the actions they can take to ensure the successful implementation of Enumclaw’s climate goals.”
Issaquah and Sammamish: Jerri Gordon, Climate Action Guide
My guiding principle: "I believe that the residents of a city are the "roots" in the term "grassroots change.”
Mercer Island: Callie A. Ridolfi, Climate Action Guide
“With respect for each other and care for the earth, we partner with our City to inform citizens and act on climate to reduce our emissions. Together we CAN!”
Bellevue: Cathy O’Shea, Climate Action Guide
Bothell: Ann Aagard, Climate Action Guide
Carnation and Duvall: Marty Gibbons, Climate Action Guide
Federal Way: Cindy and Mark Piennette, Climate Action Guides
Kenmore: Vicky Grayland, Climate Action Guide
Lake Forest Park: Sarah Philips, Climate Action Guide
Redmond: Katie Pratt, Climate Action Guide
Renton: Kim Khanh Van, Climate Action Guide
Woodinville: Barb Scavezze, Climate Action Guide