Clean Cities Coalition

Driving Southern Nevada forward as a leader in clean transportation.

Background

Who We Are

The Southern Nevada Clean Cities Coalition promotes and educates the Clark County community on sustainable transportation. We are a member of the U.S. Department of Energy’s Clean Cities and Communities Network, which has more than 80 coalitions across the United States.

What We Do

Our goal is to reduce the use of petroleum fuels through alternative fuels and idling reduction, thereby improving air quality and energy security in our region.

What We Offer

  • Economic and energy security by promoting American-made fuels
  • Cleaner air and fewer greenhouse gas emissions
  • Education and outreach on sustainable transportation
  • Access to technical support on infrastructure, fleet transition, and more
  • Collaboration on transportation projects
  • A space to exchange information and share best practices
  • Experts to inform public policy

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2026 Advisory Committee Co-Chairs


EntityCo-ChairTitle

Nevada Department of Transportation

Kandee Bahr Worley

Division Chief, Sustainability and Emerging Transportation

City of Henderson

Tory Jackson

Sustainability and Climate Manager




2026 Advisory Committee


EntityMemberTitle

City of Henderson

Tory Jackson

Sustainability and Climate Manager

City of Las Vegas

Marco Velotta

Planning Project Manager and Chief Sustainability Officer

City of North Las Vegas

Kenneth Malley

Fleet Manager

Clark County

Jeff Benites

Manager of Automotive Services

Clark County School District (CCSD)

Lori Olson-Arzaga

Director, Environmental Services

Harry Reid International Airport

Natalie Mansergh

Senior Management Analyst - Sustainability

Las Vegas Valley Water District (LVVWD)

David Bourn

Fleet Manager

Nevada Clean Energy Fund (NCEF)

Kirsten Stasio

Chief Executive Officer

Nevada Clinicians for Climate Action

Dr. Joanne Leovy

Steering Committee Chair

Nevada Conservation League

Kristee Watson

Executive Director

Nevada Department of Transportation (NDOT)

Kandee Bahr Worley

Division Chief, Sustainability and Emerging Transportation

Republic Services

Steve Orrico

Manager, Community Relations

NV Energy

Randy Koss

Manager, Fleet Services

Regional Transportation Commission

Grant Shirts

Senior Regional Planner

Southwest Gas

Justin Mahana

Administrator/Corporate Fleet Management

 

University of Nevada Reno (UNR)

Christopher Lynch

Business Environmental Program Director

R&R Partners

Jermareon Williams 


Community Affairs Manager

CCSD Department of School Safety

Jennifer Grube


Safe Routes to School Coordinator

Clark County

Dawn Leaper


Principal Air Quality Specialist



Southern Nevada Clean Cities Coalition Co-Directors

Rosalie Miletich and Dominic Folkes

The Co-Directors for SNCCC are Rosalie Miletich and Dominic Folkes, who have taken on directorial duties from Robert Burgy, Climate and Sustainability Program Manager of Clark County Department of Environment and Sustainability (DES), and Alee Middleton, now a Stakeholder Engagement Environmental Specialist with DES. Robert held directorial duties of SNCCC after Nicole Wargo, who served as Acting Director during the coalition’s apprentice and designation phases.

Rosalie serves as co-director of SNCCC. She has industry experience in deploying large-scale renewable energy projects (solar, energy storage, and EV charging). She is a Principal Environmental Specialist for Clark County’s Department of Environment and Sustainability (DES). She holds a graduate certificate in Environmental Policy from University of Massachusetts Dartmouth.

Dominic Folkes is the co-director of SNCCC. Previously he coordinated communications for the Smart Surfaces Coalition, based in Washington, D.C. He is a Las Vegas native passionate about engaging with the community to reach sustainability goals. He holds a Bachelor of Arts in Geography from Dartmouth College.



Clean Cities Coalition Resources

2025-2026 Program Plan Updates - Coming Soon

Idling Reduction Resources

  • Curriculum materials for 6th-8th grade:
    • Class Activities via Teach Engineering
    • EPA's Anti-Idling Observation Exercise, Observation Forms, and Post-Observation Analysis:

 

For Reference:

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Idling Reduction Program
Program Plan
Clean Cities and All-In Videos