Climate Emergency Mobilization Commission

Downtown Los Angeles City Hall Building with Sunrise Sky.

CEMC BACKGROUND

The Mayor and Council appointed the Climate Emergency Mobilization Commission to advise the City Council and Mayor in the creation of Equitable Climate Policies. The CEMC members include equitable representation from: 1) the top 10% CalEnviroScreen pollution burdened areas of LA, 2) Youth, 3) Labor, 4) Tribal leadership, and 5) Climate-Health experts. The CEMC is focused on innovating equity centered Climate Policy.

The CEMC consists of 19 voting members, seven representing the most vulnerable areas of LA that are in the top 10% pollution-burdened segment per CalEnviroScreen Data and was launched June 28, 2022.
This Commission's Executive Director is Marta Segura, the Director of CEMO.
The Climate Emergency Mobilization Commission was established as per Ordinance no. 187126 dated August 8, 2021, by the LA City Council and Mayor, Chapter 35, Division 22 of the Administrative Code.

CEMC MEETING INFORMATION

Regular meetings will be held on 3rd Tuesdays at 1:00 PM.
Members of the public are invited to provide written comments via e-mail to CEMC@lacity.org. Written comments will be submitted for the record.

SUBMIT PUBLIC COMMENT

EMAIL SUBSCRIPTION FORM FOR AGENDA

CEMC AGENDAS & RECORDS

Commissioners

NAME & ROLE ON COMMISSION PER ORDINANCE NO. 187126:

Jacquelyn Badejo, President, First geographically distinct communities member
Daniel Ferguson, Second Vice President, Third climate change/air quality, toxics, and/or workforce policy expert member
Jocelyn Duarte, Chair of the Energy and Environment Committee member
Laurie Jacobs, Seventh geographically distinct communities member
Luis Angel Martinez, Fifth geographically distinct communities member
Michael Martinez, Second geographically distinct communities member
Lindsay Rose Medoff, Small Business owner member
Monica Mejia, Fourth geographically distinct communities member
Oscar Monge, Third geographically distinct communities member
Sara Nichols, First climate change/air quality, toxics, and/or workforce policy expert member
Rudy Ortega, Jr., Indigenous Fernandeño Tataviam Band of Mission Indians member
Kristal Romero, Organized labor member
Emily Starr, First youth member

ADMINISTRATIVE RULES & PROCEDURES

FACT SHEET ON COMMISSIONERS' ROLES

CONTACT:
CEMC@lacity.org

*DISCLAIMER:
The Climate Emergency Mobilization Commission is an independent committee that advises the Mayor and City Council. It is not advisory to and does not manage the Climate Emergency Mobilization Office, which operates separately under the Board of Public Works' authority within the Department of Public Works. (Los Angeles Administrative Code, Sections 22.1500(a)(i), 22.1510(b), and 22.362(c) and (d).) The Commission's website can be accessed through the Office of the City Clerk's page.