To commit to working with the City’s Administration to [development and implement] develop a [comprehensive] City-wide energy efficiency program that [reduces the] advances equitable reductions in energy burden [and cost of living for vulnerable households, supports small businesses, assists in the preservation of housing and the stabilization of neighborhoods, and makes meaningful], accelerates progress [towards the City’s climate goals] toward Richmond’s 2050 net-zero goals, and institutionalizes interdepartmental coordination across housing, utilities, and community development. (As Amended)

Committee

City Council

Introduced

August 8, 2025

On agenda

May 11, 2026

Passed

May 11, 2026

Where it was heard

City Council May 11, 2026 adopted Pass City Council Apr 27, 2026 amended and continued City Council Apr 27, 2026 Land Use, Housing and Transportation Standing Committee Apr 21, 2026 recommended for approval with amendment City Council Mar 23, 2026 continued and referred back Land Use, Housing and Transportation Standing Committee Mar 17, 2026 continued City Council Feb 23, 2026 continued and referred back Land Use, Housing and Transportation Standing Committee Feb 17, 2026 continued City Council Feb 9, 2026 continued and referred back City Council Jan 26, 2026 Land Use, Housing and Transportation Standing Committee Jan 20, 2026 recommended for continuance City Council Jan 12, 2026 introduced and referred

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