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Monona, WI

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2025

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2024

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Resolutions, Ordinances, or Other Climate Legislation

This assessment is based on one piece of legislation. The City of Monona adopted Resolution 19-2328 in March 2019 to establish targets for clean energy and climate resilience across both city operations and the broader community. The resolution sets specific energy reduction goals—such as cutting municipal energy use by 15 percent by 2030 and transitioning to 100 percent renewable electricity by 2030—while also requiring community-wide reductions in energy consumption. Key focus areas include developing green infrastructure like urban trees, green roofs, and electric vehicle charging stations, as well as promoting active transportation. The resolution directs all city departments to update their plans and budgets to support these changes, with particular attention to ensuring benefits reach low-income residents and supporting community-based renewable energy projects.

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Reports & Planning Documents

This overview is based on five reports documenting Monona, Wisconsin’s sustainability and climate efforts from 2015-2020. The city focuses on renewable energy expansion (targeting 100% clean electricity by 2030), energy efficiency improvements in municipal buildings, waste diversion, and transportation alternatives including bike infrastructure and electric vehicle adoption. Key initiatives include Wisconsin’s largest municipal solar array, the 25×25 Plan for Energy Independence, LED retrofitting projects, and the Adopt-a-Stormdrain program. Annual dashboards track metrics like renewable energy percentages, fuel consumption, recycling rates, and transit ridership to measure progress toward environmental goals.

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