Sustainability Master Plan for Municipal Operations
2024 Annual Status Report
July 9, 2025
Living Policy Document
Structure of Plan
SMP Phasing
SMP 2024 Updates
Established
Sustainability
Coordinator Team
Purchased 12 New
Municipal EVs
Installed EV Chargers
at City Facilities
Implemented
Building Lighting
Retrofit Program
Implemented Zero
Emission Bus and
Infrastructure Plan
Completed Heat Risk
Trainings
Completed Waste
Evaluation at City
Hall
Initiated Mulch
Giveaway Program
Hosted
Sustainability-
Related Community
Outreach Events
Provided Citywide
Sustainability
Communications and
Updates
Updated City Travel
Policy
Sustainability Coordinator Team (M-SL-1.2)
2024 Sustainability Coordinator Team
City Manager’s
Office
Human
Resources City Clerk Community
Development Public Works Administrative
Services
• Quarterly team meetings
• Regular department coordination
EV Municipal Vehicles (M-TR-1.1)
• The City Council approved the purchase
of 12 new F-150 Ford Lightnings in 2024
• Enhances the City’s fleet with
environmentally friendly vehicles and
reduces emissions
• Leading by example!
$120k
annual fuel and maintenance savings
EV Charger Installation (M-TR-1.3)
City Hall &
Constitution
Park
Corporation
Yard
City Library
EV Charging
Infrastructure
14 20
22 ZEB Implementation (M-TR-2.1, 2.2, and 2.3)
• $2 million in SB-125 funding for the transit
vehicle charging and storage facility at the
Metrolink Station Parking Lot
• VCTC will also contribute an additional $2
million in SB-125 funding for the project.
• Construction of the bus depot will begin in FY
2026/27, with implementation of EV chargers
anticipated for FY 2027/28.
Travel Policy Updated (M-EB-2.1)
>60%
of City’s Scope 3*
emissions are
generated from
business travel
*Scope 3 emissions include solid waste,
employee commute, and business travel
Building Lighting Retrofit Program (M-BE-3.5)
Location Energy Upgrade Schedule
City Library 2024 – Complete!
Police Station 2025 – grant submitted, results forthcoming City Hall 2025 + in alignment with City Hall renovation
Heat Risk Trainings (M-SL-6.1)
59 staff members
attended the Big 4:
Bloodborne Pathogen,
Bio Hazard, Hearing
and Heat training
Source: https://www.weather.gov/safety/heat-illness
Waste Evaluation at City Hall (M-SW-1.3)
• Comprehensive waste audit of
landfill, recycling, and compost
containers across City Hall
• Identified opportunities to
collocate bins and to streamline
the collection process
Mulch Giveaway (M-SW-1.6)
The City initiated an Organics Voucher
Program allowing community members to
receive free mulch or compost material at
designated locations and City events.
Sustainability Outreach Events (M-SL-4.5)
50+
community members
attended a City-hosted
Craft Swap!
Citywide Communications (M-SL-2.2)
By the Numbers:
• 52 Social Media posts related to
sustainability in 2024
• 878 YouTube subscribers
• 3,894 YouTube video views
• CAP/Safety Element webpage – 819 views
• Resilient Camarillo webpage – 772 views
2025 Implementation
• Identify highest priority actions
• Council Goals & Objectives
• Department Work Plans
• Continue to implement Phase 1
initiatives and make
meaningful progress towards
the overall measures
Thank you!