The City of Frederick has been honored with a Silver level certification by Sustainable Maryland, a program recognizing municipal sustainability achievements. The announcement was made by the Environmental Finance Center at the University of Maryland during the Maryland Municipal League’s annual Fall Conference. This certification highlights the city’s ongoing dedication to environmental stewardship and resilience.
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The Sustainable Maryland program acknowledges municipalities that implement comprehensive strategies to enhance environmental quality, economic well-being, and community resilience. Achieving Silver level indicates that the City of Frederick has met a significant number of the program’s requirements and has demonstrated a strong commitment to sustainable practices. This recognition reflects the hard work of city staff and numerous volunteers dedicated to preserving natural resources and ensuring the city’s long-term viability for future generations.
The program emphasizes the growing importance of local governments in addressing climate change impacts, especially in the absence of comprehensive federal action. Municipalities are increasingly taking the lead in developing and implementing strategies for a more sustainable and carbon-neutral future. The collective efforts of certified communities contribute to building more resilient towns and cities across the state.
The City of Frederick’s sustainability initiatives encompass a range of programs and policies aimed at improving environmental performance and community well-being. For further details on these efforts, individuals can contact Jenny Willoughby, the city’s Sustainability Manager, at 301-600-2843 or via email at jwilloughby@cityoffrederickmd.gov.
Article by Mel Anara, based upon information from The City of Frederick.
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