The Climate Resiliency program aims to prepare the tribal community for the impacts of climate change while reducing the tribe’s contribution to global warming and enhancing the well-being of tribal families.
Installation of solar panels will continue to be evaluated and expanded.
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These systems, also known as mini-splits, offer residents an energy efficient way to both cool and heat homes.
Click here to learn more about the Climate Resiliency staff and how to contact us.
EV rideshare programs, charging stations, and EV fleet vehicles – Suquamish is plugging into electric transportation
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