The Path to the Plan
In early 2021, the Clark County Board of Commissioners approved the All-In Clark County Plan for Government Operations. We are now embarking on three additional efforts under the All-In Clark County umbrella to continue to lead the region to a more sustainable future.
The Greenhouse Gas Inventory and the Climate Vulnerability Assessment are foundational technical efforts that we are developing with the support of our municipalities and state and regional partners. These two efforts will provide the information necessary to develop a robust, actionable community-wide plan, the All-In Community Plan.
Leading By Example: County Operations
With the All-In County Operations Plan, the County aims to promote sustainable practices and climate action within the County’s operations to ensure that it can continue to thrive in the face of climate change. Through the development and implementation of codes, policies, and procedures that improve the resilience of its operations, the County improves its ability to serve the community while also serving as a model for sustainable action in the region.
Read the All-In County Operations Plan and visit the All-In County Operations Dashboard to track our progress.
All-In County Operations Dashboard
Plan Focus Areas
The All-In Community Plan has six focus areas. Focus areas help us be sure to prepare for all the ways climate change will impact Clark County, and to put ourselves on a path that eliminates our contributions towards climate change.
- Clean & Reliable Energy
- Connected & Equitable Mobility
- Diverse & Circular Economy
- Sustainable Water Systems
- Resilient & Healthy Community
- Smart Buildings & Development
Focus Area Fact Sheets
Check out each fact sheet for the six plan focus areas to discover key facts about the topic, learn about how it is related to our long-term resilience and sustainability, and see the existing efforts that we are building off of to plan for a sustainable and successful future, for everyone.
Sustainable Water Systems
Did you know we've seen a 52% decrease in water use even as our local population has grown by 48%? Check out the fact sheet for Sustainable Water Systems to learn more!
Connected & Equitable Mobility
Transportation is the source of 36% of greenhouse gas emissions in Clark County. Read more in the Connected & Equitable Mobility fact sheet!
Clean & Reliable Energy
There are more than 46,300 rooftop solar installations in Southern Nevada and counting! Read more about energy in our community in the Clean & Reliable Energy fact sheet.
Diverse & Circular Economy
Did you know that there are over 3 million miles of roadways made with recycled asphalt in Clark County? Learn more about waste in our community in the Diverse & Circular Economy fact sheet.
Resilient & Healthy Community
July 2021 was the hottest month on record, a record broken every July for the past seven years in Clark County. Learn more about how climate impacts our community in the Resilient & Healthy Community fact sheet.
Smart Buildings & Development
50% of GHG emissions in Clark County are from buildings. Learn more about how our buildings are related to climate in the Smart Buildings & Development fact sheet.
Our Guiding Principles
Our four guiding principles set the foundation for the goals and actions of this plan, as well as set the tone for what is important to the Clark County community. As the plan develops we will use these principles to screen for actions that advance climate resilience and sustainability.
Planning Timeline
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