THE GRAND RAPIDS 2030 DISTRICT
The Grand Rapids 2030 District is a public-private committed to creating high-performing buildings and smart mobility options that:
- Drawdown carbon in Grand Rapids’ built environment
- Increase marketability and profitability for property owners
- Strengthen the greater community’s vibrancy
We do this through:
Education
GR2030 Net Zero Carbon Series has brought together 1600 Building Owners, Industry Professionals, and Community Partners to discuss strategies and solutions to a lower carbon footprint and better bottom line.
Advocacy
The City of Grand Rapids is working with partners to evaluate the effectiveness of policies and programs helping our community achieve a zero net carbon built environment. The Grand Rapids 2030 District, a catalyst to the project, advocates on behalf of and alongside our members towards this goal.
Tools & Resources
The Energy Assistance Program has provided building audits to more than 288.196 square feet and has uncovered $128K-162K in annual savings potential with an investment to savings median ratio of 3.05 to 1.
Become A Member:
Gain access to a network of professionals, building owners, and
community organizations working together to meet our city goals.
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Nate Carver |
Sarah Chartier |
Bill Kirk The Rapid |
Kayla Musil |
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Eddie Tadlock |
Kristen Trovillion Consumers Energy |
Alison Waske Sutter City of Grand Rapids |
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| Cheri Holman, Executive Director |
Kayla Musil, Program Manager |
Morgan Price-Pokora, Senior Communications Manager |
Wendy Berg, Event & Membership Manager |
Ally Beshouri, |