
Central Ohio Green Pact
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In 2007, City of Columbus Mayor Michael B. Coleman joined with elected officials from 12 other local jurisdictions in developing and signing the Central Ohio Green Pact. The Pact represents a multi-jurisdictional commitment to make our region more sustainable starting with policies that enhance and protect the quality of life, environment and economic vitality. The Pact outlines ten general values communities should hold to preserve natural resources, to increase green space, reduce our consumption of raw materials and increase recycling.
Now coordinated by MORPC, the network of Pact members currently includes 33 local governments and other significant organizations.

Carbon Footprint Analysis
MORPC and Ameresco have teamed up to offer Pact members a free energy audit to support communities in reducing emissions and energy costs. This free audit is available to MORPC member communities. To see if you qualify or to schedule your analysis contact Brandi at bwhetstone@morpc.org.
Final Reports:
Upper Arlington
Dublin
Hilliard
How to Join
There is no deadline for communities to join the Central Ohio Green Pact. After your mayor, council, township trustees, or county commissioners pass a resolution to adopt the pact, contact Brandi Whetstone at 614-233-4174, to confirm your membership by officially signing the Pact document at the Summit on Sustainability & the Environment.
Green Pact Spotlight
Green Pact members can showcase their progress toward a more sustainable region by submitting reports to Brandi Whetstone at bwhetstone@morpc.org.
City of Columbus Year in Review 2012