In 1996, the Alameda County Green Business Program began offering technical assistance and incentives to auto repair shops wishing to go beyond basic regulatory requirements. The program was extended to printers and hotels in 2000. So far, over 290 Alameda County businesses and public agencies have formed partnerships with the San Francisco Bay Area Green Business Program. According to County Coordinator, Pamela Evans, promoting green businesses translates directly to the bottom line. Customers prefer doing business with companies who protect the environment.

Expansion into More Industries...
Alameda County has since worked with the regional program to develop checklists for restaurants, landscapers, hotels, offices and more! Nearly any small to medium-sized business or or non-profit can become certified.

...and Public Agencies
In addition to businesses, the program has certified public agency departments, including fleet maintenance operations and print shops.

Request An Application
If you are located in Alameda County and interested in becoming a Green Business, use this link to request an application.

For More Information
For more information on Alameda County’s Program, contact Pam Evans, Environmental Health Department, at 510/567-6770 or e-mail Pamela.evans@acgov.org.


Alameda County Businesses that are
Proud to be Green




New Alameda County Businesses honored at World Environment Day 2005 event, Oakland.
Photo courtesy of Jeff Caton at Small Green Planet.




Alameda County
October 2008 Green Business Newsletter

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