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the nclm green challenge
Join the Green Challenge

More municipalities honored for being 'Green'

Dozens of cities and towns that achieved NCLM Green Challenge status were honored at the NCLM Annual Conference, October 25-27, 2009, at the Greenville Convention Center.

"Municipalities continue to lead the way in implementing sustainable operations and innovations that save energy, natural resources and money," said Morehead City Mayor Jerry Jones, 2008-2009 NCLM president. "The League is proud to honor these cities and towns that have made tough decisions that will have a positive impact on their communities, citizens, region and state for years to come."

The NCLM Green Challenge was the brainchild two years ago of then-NCLM President Susan Burgess, Charlotte council member, as a way to honor those municipalities that have taken the initiative to conserve energy and natural resources at the local government level.

Approximately 80 North Carolina municipalities achieved Level One Green Challenge status last year. This year, 22 more have been approved for Advanced Level, while 13 have been approved for Intermediate Level. In addition, four municipalities joined the ranks of the Level One Green Challenge communities this year.

"It is so exciting to see so many municipalities across the state continue to work hard on sustainability issues," said Burgess. "We will no doubt see municipal officials from these cities and towns share their good ideas with others over the next months and years so that more communities can save energy, natural resources and the taxpayers' money."

 

Here is a list of all Green Challenge communities:

Albemarle Level One, 2008

Archdale Level One, 2008; Advanced 2009

Asheville Level One, 2008; Advanced, 2009

Banner Elk Level One, 2008

Beech Mountain Level One, 2008

Belmont Level One, 2008

Benson Level One, 2008; Intermediate 2009

Black Creek Intermediate, 2009

Blowing Rock Level One 2009

Boone Level One, 2008

Brevard Level One, 2008

Canton Level One, 2008

Carolina Shores Level One, 2008
Carrboro Level One, 2008; Advanced, 2009

Cary Level One, 2008

Chapel Hill Level One, 2008;  Advanced, 2009

Charlotte Level One, 2008; Advanced, 2009

Cherryville Level One, 2008; Intermediate, 2009

Concord Level One, 2008; Intermediate, 2009

Conover Level One, 2008; Advanced, 2009

Cornelius Level One, 2008; Advanced, 2009

Cramerton Level One, 2008

Davidson Level One, 2008; Intermediate, 2009

Dillsboro Level One, 2008

Dunn  Level One, 2009

Durham Level One, 2008; Advanced, 2009

Eden Level One, 2008; Intermediate, 2009

Emerald Isle Level One, 2008; Advanced, 2009

Erwin Level One, 2008; Intermediate, 2009

Fayetteville Level One, 2008

Franklin Level One, 2008; Advanced, 2009

Franklinton Level One, 2008

Garner Level One, 2008; Advanced, 2009

Gastonia Level One, 2008; Advanced, 2009

Goldsboro Level One, 2008

Granite Falls Level One, 2008

Greenville Level One, 2008;  Intermediate, 2009

Hendersonville Level One, 2008

Hickory Level One, 2008; Advanced, 2009

High Point Level One, 2008

Hillsborough Level One, 2008

Holden Beach Level One, 2008

Huntersville Level One, 2008; Intermediate, 2009

Kannapolis Level One, 2008

Kill Devil Hills Level One, 2008

Lenoir Level One, 2008

Lewisville Level One, 2008

Lexington Level One, 2008;  Intermediate, 2009

Maiden Level One, 2008

Marion Level One, 2008; Advanced, 2009

Marshville Level One, 2008

Matthews Level One, 2008

Mocksville Level One, 2008

Monroe Level One, 2008

Montreat Level One, 2008

Morehead City Level One, 2008

Morganton Level One, 2008

Morrisville Level One, 2008; Intermediate, 2009

Mount Pleasant Level One, 2008

New London Level One, 2008

Newton Level One, 2008;  Advanced, 2009

Oak Island Level One, 2009

Pinehurst Level One, 2008

Raeford Level One, 2008

Raleigh Level One, 2008; Advanced, 2009

River Bend Level One, 2008; Advanced, 2009

Rural Hall Level One, 2008; Advanced, 2009

Salisbury Level One, 2008

Snow Hill Level One, 2008

Southern Pines Level One, 2008; Intermediate, 2009

Southern Shores Level One, 2008

Statesville Level One, 2008

Tarboro Level One, 2008; Advanced, 2009

Trinity Level One, 2008

Tryon Level One, 2008

Wake Forest Level One, 2008; Advanced, 2009

Waynesville Level One, 2008; Intermediate, 2009

White Lake Level One, 2008

Whiteville Level One, 2008

Wilkesboro Level One, 2008 
Wilmington, Level One, 2008; Advanced, 2009
Winston-Salem, Level One, 2008; Advanced, 2009

Woodfin Sanitary Dist. Level One, 2008

 

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The League is pleased to offer the NCLM Green Challenge, a program to recognize municipal activities and accomplishments in saving energy, natural resources and money.

The Green Challenge Guide (PDF) describes a number of "green" activities, and there is an opportunity for you to receive credit for other innovative or special accomplishments.

If you have questions, please contact Margot Christensen at mchriste@nclm.org or Matt Lail at mlail@nclm.org