Sacramento Region Greenhouse Gas Reduction Pilot Program
Green Means Go is a multi-year pilot
program to lower greenhouse gas emissions in the six-county
Sacramento region by accelerating infill development, reducing
vehicle trips, and electrifying remaining trips. Local
jurisdictions will designate Green Zones, in which they must take
specific actions to promote infill development and reduce
existing barriers and provide new transportation options. State
funding is needed to help implement these actions and further
incentivize local development and housing production. Green
Zones, in a partnership of state funding and local government
action, create areas targeted for infill and compact development,
increasing housing and transportation options and promoting
shorter, fewer, and cleaner vehicle trips.
Green Zones:
Established by local jurisdictions; must have infill capacity, be in an area planned for intensification, and in a SACOG identified center/corridor or established community
Transit providers may work with a city or county to establish a Transit Green Zone within the city/county’s Green Zone
Jurisdictions must make targeted actions in Green Zones in at least one of the three program areas to qualify for funding