Climate Action Plan Tax Information

Nov. 6, 2012 - Voters approve carbon tax to support continuing  climate action

The city has prepared a Community Guide to Climate Action in Boulder and four at-a-glance information sheets that address frequently asked questions about the Climate Action Plan (CAP) tax. 

City Council asked voters in early November whether they were willing to renew the tax for five years. The tax, which currently raises $1.8 million a year for energy efficiency and conservation incentives and programs, was otherwise scheduled to expire at the end of March 2013.

One-page information sheets:

• CAP programs
• The CAP Tax
• Have the funds been used effectively
  
  • Read the full report created by Rocky Mountain Institute
    
• How should future money, if approved by voters, be spent?
  
  • Read the full report created by The Brendle Group
    

Click on the image below to view the Climate Action Community Guide:

Last Updated on Tuesday, 08 January 2013 14:14