Dallas-Fort Worth Clean Cities Technical Advisory Committee

DFW was one of the first regions to be designated as part of the DOE Clean Cities initiative in 1995. Dallas Fort Worth Clean Cities works to reduce transportation energy use and improve air quality by providing guidance to fleets and other drivers about clean vehicle fuels/technologies, coordinating infrastructure planning and readiness, and facilitating best practices around transportation-energy integration.
 
For upcoming events as well as past meeting resources, visit DFWcleancities.org.
 

Nominations for DFW Clean Cities Technical Advisory Committee Members

DFW Clean Cities is supported by the DFWCC Technical Advisory Committee (TAC), made up of public- and private-sector representatives to guide the coalition's strategic direction, support its activities and facilitate its capacity for growth.

NCTCOG is seeking nominations for the DFWCC TAC through July 18, 2025.  Nominees should have knowledge of topics such as alternative fuels and fleets, energy and local governments. If you would like to nominate yourself or a colleague, please email your/their name and why you believe you/they would be a good fit, along with a resume of relevant experience, to cleancities@nctcog.org.  Note that all TAC members should first be stakeholders of DFWCC, so if you have not already submitted a stakeholder form, please complete the form provided at Dallas-Fort Worth Clean Cities prior to submitting your nomination.  NCTCOG staff will notify new DFWCC TAC members of their acceptance with an anticipated date for new members to begin their two-year terms in October 2025.   

Frequently Asked Questions about being a TAC member.

DFWCC Technical Advisory Committee Guiding Principles

FY2024-2025 Roster           Mission