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How Greener Together Works
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How Greener Together Works

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How the Program Works

Make an impact, share your voice, and join a community dedicated to building a healthier, safer, and cleaner environment.

Project Selection

Team reviews projects and select which move forward.

Ongoing Project Updates

Behind the scenes real-time updates for ongoing projects.

Exclusive Future Project Details

Details and timelines on upcoming projects.

Monitor Ongoing Impact

The collective impact of Greener Together on the community.

Project Selection Process

Project Selection
Committee

The Project Selection Committee is comprised of community members, OPPD employees and UWM employees. The committee reviews each potential project based on a scoring matrix and rates them based on the three scoring categories: Community Benefit, Project Viability and Environmental Impact.

Steering
Committee

The Steering Committee is comprised of representatives from OPPD and UWM who oversee the initiative, ensuring alignment with strategic objectives and addressing any challenges.

Final Project Selection
& Announcement

Scoring matrix results are tallied and the project with the highest score will be awarded funding. Depending on the results and amounts requested, more than one project may be selected. Results will be announced in the fall.

 

Project Scoring
Categories

The project review committee looks at three main categories when scoring projects; environmental impact, community benefit, and project viability.

 

Community
Benefit:

How projects positively impact socio-economic factors in our community.

 

Project
Viability:

The likelihood of successful and timely project development and implementation.

 

Environmental
Impact:

How the projects positively impact environmental resources through reduction, conservation and preservation.

 

Learn more about the latest projects.