Mayors' Alliance

Lawrenceburg Mayor Edwinna Baker with her signed USGBC Mayors' Alliance for Green Schools agreement, along with KY USGBC Advocacy Chairman Chris Tyler and KY USGBC Advocacy volunteer Maxine Rudder 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Mayors' Alliance for Green Schools is a coalition of mayors from large cities and small towns seeking to harness local-level leadership and creativity to promote the benefits of green schools in their communities.  Members of the Mayor’s Alliance for Green Schools work with other mayors across the country to: 

• Develop and leverage public-private partnerships with local businesses that create new opportunities for green school projects.

• Assist school districts with "greening" their existing facilities.

• Encourage state legislatures to create policies and incentives for green school improvements and operations.

• Engage in a national discussion about green schools, green jobs, and green infrastructure

Contact Us to learn more about the benefits of joining the Mayors' Alliance for Green Schools.

Current Members

• Mayor Edwwina Baker - Lawrenceburg, Kentucky

 Lawrenceburg Mayor Edwinna Baker with her signed USGBC Mayors' Alliance for Green Schools agreement, along with KY USGBC Advocacy Chairman Chris Tyler and KY USGBC Advocacy volunteer Maxine Rudder

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

• Mayor Jim Gray, Lexington, Kentucky

 Kentucky USGBC Advocacy Chair Chris Tyler with Mayor Jim Gray, Lexington

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

•  Mayor Greg Fischer, Louisville, Kentucky

 Mayor Greg Fischer of Louisville with Cliff Ashburner signing the Mayors' Alliance for Green Schools Agreement.

Former Members

• Mayor Jerry Abramson, Louisville, Kentucky
• Mayor Jim Newberry, Lexington, Kentucky
• Mayor Elaine Walker, Bowling Green, Kentucky
• Mayor Gene Zick, Russellville, Kentucky

 

Resources

• Mayors' Alliance for Green Schools Executive Summary 
• The Mayors' Alliance for Green Schools 
• The Center for Green Schools  
• LEED for Schools