CAP Luncheon: Our Air, Our Health – January 30, 2026

At Cleaner Air Partnership’s quarterly luncheon on Friday, January 30th, 2026 at the Jose P. Rizal Community Center in South Sacramento, attendees heard from Sac Metro Air District about the Community Air Protection Program’s South Sacramento-Florin Community and ongoing work to address local and regional air pollution concerns and protect public health through a community-led process. Additionally, attendees learned about a new Community Emissions Reduction Plan (CERP), strategies in the plan, and how the community including businesses and local government can partner on future projects.  

Draft CERP Strategies are available for public comment through Sunday February 15th, 2026! You can review Draft CERP Strategies here, and submit comments via email to AB617clerk@airquality.org. *CERP strategies are also available in Spanish, Vietnamese, Hmong and Farsi and can be found here.

Huge thank you to our partners at Sac Metro Air District for your dedication and commitment to cleaning the air for healthier communities in the greater Sacramento region! Included below is the presentation from the CAP luncheon:

Special thanks to the South Sacramento-Florin Community Steering Committee Co-Leads for sharing your perspectives and insights throughout the AB 617 Community Air Protection process! Also, thank you to Community Steering Committee members for joining us. Your work and commitment to South Sacramento will go far in advancing environmental justice in our most vulnerable communities!

CAP events are opportunities to learn about important air quality topics affecting the 6-county Sacramento region. Thank you to the generous contributors to the Cleaner Air Partnership: Sac Metro Air District, Teichert, SMUD, CEMEX, Sutter Health, Sacramento Association of REALTORS®, Placer County Air Pollution Control District, Yolo-Solano Air Quality Management District, PG&E, and the El Dorado County Air Quality Management District.