Alhambra is on a mission to become greener, healthier, and more sustainable.
Explore the nine sustainability sectors of the March 2026 Public Draft. Each one outlines where we are today, where we want to go, and how we'll get there.
Sustainability sectors
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Green Space
Creating more parks, tree canopy coverage, and green infrastructure that provides shade, improves air quality, and offers places for recreation and community gathering.
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Food
Supporting community gardens, urban agriculture, farmers markets, and improved access to fresh, locally-sourced foods.
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Mobility
Building safe, comfortable infrastructure for walking, biking, and public transit that connects neighborhoods and reduces car dependency.
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Sustainability Culture
Fostering community-wide environmental awareness, education programs, and collaborative initiatives that engage residents in sustainable practices and climate action.
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Energy and Buildings
Transitioning to clean, renewable energy sources and improving building efficiency to reduce fossil fuel dependence.
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Water
Implementing advanced stormwater management, promoting conservation practices, and protecting local water supplies.
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Air Quality
Reducing local pollution sources through transportation improvements, industrial standards, and monitoring programs.
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Green Economy
Supporting local businesses in adopting sustainable practices, attracting green enterprises, creating quality jobs in environmental sectors, and building economic resilience through circular economy principles that strengthen community prosperity.
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Waste Reduction
Moving toward zero waste through enhanced recycling, composting, waste minimization programs, and promoting a culture of reuse and repair that creates economic value from materials while reducing environmental impact.