Thousand Oaks, CA
Home MenuThe Sustainability Division falls under the Public Works Department and is responsible for management of solid and hazardous waste, including fire debris removal, and for developing programs to reduce energy and water use. The Division also heads up green business certification, development of a community energy action plan, and clean energy programs including coordination with the Clean Power Alliance. The City of Thousand Oaks prides itself in environmental leadership and employs over 60% alternative fuel vehicles in its fleet, and encourages the use of bicycles and public transit.
In 2018, the Division completed a Sustainability Plan for Municipal Operations, and is developing an inventory of greenhouse gas emissions as part of a citywide Climate Action Plan. Stay informed by signing up to receive our monthly e-newsletter and be sure to check this page for regularly updated news articles. Through implementation of these plans, the Division is striving to reduce the environmental impact of our community.
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Solar and Battery Incentives for Residents
February 2021: Did you know that you may be able to operate autonomously at your home during power outages by installing a solar system and battery? And as a bonus, you are eligible for thousands of dollars in incentive money from the federal government and SCE. Find out how much you qualify for ...
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Thousand Oaks 20 Year Forecast: Droughts, Floods, Extreme Heat
January 2021: Participants in the City’s first Climate and Environmental Action Plan stakeholder meeting in January learned about expected changes in Thousand Oaks' over the next 20 years. Key changes include an extra 8-10 days per year above 95 degrees and more droughts and more floods ...
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RecycleTO Metrics: Let’s Get This Party Started!
February 2021: Trash day calendar reminders, a recycling search tool, and household hazardous waste appointment scheduling all in a simple, free, and easy-to-use app...
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The City's First Microgrid
February 2021: Did you know that much of the electricity used to treat your wastewater at the City’s Hill Canyon Treatment Plant (HCTP) is generated onsite from renewable resources?
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Choose your Future City: Thousand Oaks 2045
January 2021: The Thousand Oaks we enjoy today is a result of the vision of our community and its leaders...
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