Climate Action & Adaptation Plan (CAAP) Update

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What’s a Climate Action & Adaptation Plan?

Originally adopted in 2019, the City’s CAAP sets short- and long-term climate goals and outlines strategies across energy, transportation, housing, natural resources, waste, and community health.

This update will build on that foundation by refining and focusing the plan to prioritize the most practical, high-impact actions for the next five years.

What’s Changing in the Update?

The CAAP Update will focus on:

  • Using the latest climate data to better understand local risks and vulnerabilities.

  • Reviewing progress on the first CAAP, including what worked well and what challenges remain.

  • Refining strategies to focus on fewer, higher-impact actions with clear timelines, budgets, partners, and equity considerations.

  • Embedding equity and community benefits to ensure actions reduce disparities and improve public health, economic opportunity, and quality of life for all Columbia residents.

What’s a Climate Action & Adaptation Plan?

Originally adopted in 2019, the City’s CAAP sets short- and long-term climate goals and outlines strategies across energy, transportation, housing, natural resources, waste, and community health.

This update will build on that foundation by refining and focusing the plan to prioritize the most practical, high-impact actions for the next five years.

What’s Changing in the Update?

The CAAP Update will focus on:

  • Using the latest climate data to better understand local risks and vulnerabilities.

  • Reviewing progress on the first CAAP, including what worked well and what challenges remain.

  • Refining strategies to focus on fewer, higher-impact actions with clear timelines, budgets, partners, and equity considerations.

  • Embedding equity and community benefits to ensure actions reduce disparities and improve public health, economic opportunity, and quality of life for all Columbia residents.

Questions

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  • Share Are the following organizations included in your stakeholder or focus group lists? Mid-Missouri Sierra Club, Mid-Missouri Peaceworks, Renew MO, League of Women Voters - Columbia/Boone County. Each of these organizations has played an active role in the community to advance clean renewable energy, to support the implementation of the CAAP and to educate the community on climate change impacts, policies, and actions. It would also be good to include the NAACP. Even though they may not have been as active in this area, the community they engage with needs a greater voice in this community plan. on Facebook Share Are the following organizations included in your stakeholder or focus group lists? Mid-Missouri Sierra Club, Mid-Missouri Peaceworks, Renew MO, League of Women Voters - Columbia/Boone County. Each of these organizations has played an active role in the community to advance clean renewable energy, to support the implementation of the CAAP and to educate the community on climate change impacts, policies, and actions. It would also be good to include the NAACP. Even though they may not have been as active in this area, the community they engage with needs a greater voice in this community plan. on X (formerly Twitter) Share Are the following organizations included in your stakeholder or focus group lists? Mid-Missouri Sierra Club, Mid-Missouri Peaceworks, Renew MO, League of Women Voters - Columbia/Boone County. Each of these organizations has played an active role in the community to advance clean renewable energy, to support the implementation of the CAAP and to educate the community on climate change impacts, policies, and actions. It would also be good to include the NAACP. Even though they may not have been as active in this area, the community they engage with needs a greater voice in this community plan. on Linkedin Email Are the following organizations included in your stakeholder or focus group lists? Mid-Missouri Sierra Club, Mid-Missouri Peaceworks, Renew MO, League of Women Voters - Columbia/Boone County. Each of these organizations has played an active role in the community to advance clean renewable energy, to support the implementation of the CAAP and to educate the community on climate change impacts, policies, and actions. It would also be good to include the NAACP. Even though they may not have been as active in this area, the community they engage with needs a greater voice in this community plan. link

    Are the following organizations included in your stakeholder or focus group lists? Mid-Missouri Sierra Club, Mid-Missouri Peaceworks, Renew MO, League of Women Voters - Columbia/Boone County. Each of these organizations has played an active role in the community to advance clean renewable energy, to support the implementation of the CAAP and to educate the community on climate change impacts, policies, and actions. It would also be good to include the NAACP. Even though they may not have been as active in this area, the community they engage with needs a greater voice in this community plan.

    Camparan asked 8 months ago

    A list of stakeholders engaged during the update process can be found in the Acknowledgements on page 4 of the draft update. 

  • Share Is there going to be a public hearing in addition to taking comments on beheard? on Facebook Share Is there going to be a public hearing in addition to taking comments on beheard? on X (formerly Twitter) Share Is there going to be a public hearing in addition to taking comments on beheard? on Linkedin Email Is there going to be a public hearing in addition to taking comments on beheard? link

    Is there going to be a public hearing in addition to taking comments on beheard?

    Tfolsom52 asked 3 months ago

    Yes, tentative date for Council will be the May 18, 2026 meeting.

  • Share When will the recording be available with the slides? I was in attendance and would like to present to Columbia Board of REALTORS Govt. Affairs. on Facebook Share When will the recording be available with the slides? I was in attendance and would like to present to Columbia Board of REALTORS Govt. Affairs. on X (formerly Twitter) Share When will the recording be available with the slides? I was in attendance and would like to present to Columbia Board of REALTORS Govt. Affairs. on Linkedin Email When will the recording be available with the slides? I was in attendance and would like to present to Columbia Board of REALTORS Govt. Affairs. link

    When will the recording be available with the slides? I was in attendance and would like to present to Columbia Board of REALTORS Govt. Affairs.

    NeonDeone asked 8 months ago

    The Community Webinar slides are now on the COMO Beheard page, along with the webinar video. You can also access the video on our YouTube Channel https://youtu.be/O2bvoqbqf58

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