Technician installs a heat pump; Photo: State of Oregon

About FCCAN

Who we are

FCCAN is network of City of Falls Church residents and business owners interested in addressing climate change, both individually and as a community.

Our mission

● Be a venue for exchange of information among residents and businesses.

● Monitor and advocate for progress on the Community and Government Action Plans.

⟶ Meet FCCAN’s Steering Committee.

⟶ Have a question, comment or suggestion? Email FCCAN

FCCAN Blog Posts

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The City’s Energy Action Plans: Progress Updates
The City’s Energy Action Plans: Progress Updates

In June, City staff presented progress reports on the Community and Government Operations Energy Action Plans. FCCAN takes a look at how progress stacks up against what’s in the Plans.

New Year, New (to you) Electric Vehicle?
New Year, New (to you) Electric Vehicle?

Federal tax credits for EVs can now be applied at the time of sale. Here are some considerations if you are in the market for a new or used vehicle.

Meridian High School Solar Now Online; Which City Building Is Next?
Meridian High School Solar Now Online; Which City Building Is Next?

Amid Meridian High School’s new solar array being celebrated with a ribbon cutting, Falls Church City is updating plans for capital investments and considering adding solar panels on other City-owned buildings in the coming years but has not yet funded the projects yet.

Climate Events Calendar

  • Sat., Sept 7: Weatherization Showcase at Cherry Hill Farmhouse

    10 a.m - Noon: City staff will discuss and demonstrate residential air-sealing upgrades recently performed on this 2400 sq.ft. building. Learn what you can do for your home.

    Link to Focus Newsletter

Ready to get involved?

Sign up for FCCAN updates, and perhaps tell us a bit about your interest.

FCCAN only collects names and contact info to send updates and help with community organizing efforts.