AGENDA:
- CALL TO ORDER AND AGENDA REVIEW (5 minutes)
- INTRODUCTIONS AND ROUND TABLE (30 minutes)
Each attendee will share a basic fleet description for their organization and expected uses in post-disaster recovery and service restoration (if applicable).
- EMERGENCY FUEL OPERATIONS (5 minutes)
Nick Majeski, Emergency Response Manager for the City Administrator’s Office, will share an overview of what fuel operations look like after a disaster. This is important framing information because currently, the majority of the City’s fleet is petroleum-dependent.
- LIFELINES PLANNING: SAN FRANCISCO’S FLEET (15 minutes)
Don Jones, Director of the City Administrator’s Fleet Division, and Heather Green at the City Administrator’s Office, will give an overview of the City’s vehicle fleet, planning for zero-emission conversion to comply with local and state regulations, and related challenges and policy considerations, including the need to build resilience throughout the transition.
- DISCUSSION (35 minutes)
Lifelines Council members and attendees will share thoughts, experience, and case studies in order to collaborate on the following three questions:
- How is your organization investing in present and future fuel/electric charging redundancy given the transition toward zero-emission vehicles?
- What should we (lifelines providers) be planning for when we build and upgrade vehicle yards to ensure our fleets can be powered after a disaster? For example: battery storage capacity; onsite solar generation; more charging stations; alternat fuel sources
- What information or data is needed to support your organization’s planning for fuel redundancy in its fleet?
