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Forward Climate Coalition · Calder City

Est. 2021 · Calder City & Calder County

A livable future is still on the ballot.

We're the coalition that turns climate worry into council votes, bus routes, and school roofs — three winnable campaigns, zero doom. The only thing missing is an invitation. Here it is.

Three questions. Five minutes. One concrete thing.

Climate marchers silhouetted against a sunset sky, one raising a megaphone, holding hand-lettered signs

Hope, with a plan

1,842

coalition members

and growing every hearing night

23

partner organizations

faith, labor, student, neighborhood

3

policy wins since 2022

bike network, weatherization fund, fleet audit

6 of 9

council votes pledged

for the Ready by 2030 resolution

Current campaigns

Three fights we can actually win

All campaigns →
Campaign 01 Council votes pledged

Ready by 2030

100% clean electricity for city operations

A city council resolution committing every municipal building, streetlight, and pump station in Calder City to 100% clean electricity by 2030 — with a public progress dashboard so nobody has to take anyone's word for it.

Council votes pledged 6 / 9

Full council vote expected September 2026

See the plan →

Campaign 02 Petition signatures

Fair Fares, Clean Air

Electrify and expand the Route 12 corridor

Route 12 is the busiest crosstown bus in Calder County and the one most riders depend on to reach work and school. We are petitioning the county to fund electric buses and 10-minute peak service on the corridor in the FY2027 transportation budget.

Petition signatures 7,412 / 10,000

Petition drive — FY2027 county budget hearings this fall

See the plan →

Campaign 03 Canvass shifts filled

Solar on Schools

Put Measure L — 22 school roofs — on the November ballot

Measure L is a facilities bond that would put solar on all 22 Calder Unified school roofs, cutting the district's power bill by an estimated $610,000 a year — money that goes back into classrooms. Bonds pass when neighbors hear about them from neighbors.

Canvass shifts filled 214 / 500

Canvass phase — ballot certification in August

See the plan →

The action ladder

Pick a rung. Any rung.

Movements aren't staffed by heroes; they're staffed by neighbors with twenty spare minutes and one free Saturday. Every rung counts, and the quiz will match you to yours.

  1. Rung 1 5 minutes

    Make one call

    Script provided, voicemail counts. Staff tally every single one.

    Get the script →

  2. Rung 2 One evening

    Show up

    Councils count the room. September 3, City Hall — we'll save you a seat.

    See the events →

  3. Rung 3 One season

    Take a shift

    Canvass your own precinct with training and a captain beside you.

    Join the canvass →

  4. Rung 4 Ongoing

    Sustain the work

    Steady small gifts book the rooms and print the toolkits. Cancel anytime.

    Give monthly →

From the field

The line keeps moving

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The coalition

23 organizations, one direction

Faith halls, union locals, student clubs, tenant unions, growers — the coalition is what makes a council chamber feel like the whole city showed up. A few of the crews we march with:

  • Calder Interfaith Power & Light
  • Riverside Neighbors Assembly
  • Local 583 Transit Workers
  • Calder State Students for Climate
  • Granite Valley Growers Co-op
  • East Side Tenants Union
  • Physicians for Healthy Air
  • Calder Youth Court Watch

How we're funded: small gifts from neighbors, published in a one-page budget every January. No countdowns, no guilt — give what's sustainable.

Your move

Worry is common. Invitations are scarce.

Consider this yours: three questions, and you'll have a first action that fits your week — script, template, or seat included.

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