Sustainable Pennsylvania
The Sustainable Pennsylvania Certification, a project of the Pennsylvania Municipal League and Sustainable Pittsburgh, is a voluntary performance recognition program to help municipalities achieve their sustainability goals to save money, conserve resources, and encourage innovation.
Sustainability Begins Locally: Through the Sustainable PA Certification program, the Centre Region municipalities were evaluated based on the following categories:
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• Governance and Community Engagement |
• Energy Use, conservation and Green Building |
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State College Borough is one of 7 municipalities in Pennsylvania that has achieved Platinum Certification. Platinum certification means the municipality achieved 203 - 300 points and provide web links to 90% of their 'yes responses'. Click on the link to view their certification assessment. |
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College Township, Ferguson Township, Halfmoon Township, Harris Township and Patton Township have all achieved Gold Certification. Gold certification means the municipality achieved 136 - 202 points and provide web links to 70% of their 'yes responses'. Click on their link to view the certification assessment. |