From IslandVision
At IslandVision, our mission is to encourage and support sustainable practices on Mercer Island, including consideration of environmental, economic and social equity issues, within our community, city and schools.
What's New:
- Steve Marshall and Jason King updated their Oil-Free Transportation plan for Mercer Island which discusses moving forward with Electric Vehicles.
- IslandVision is encouraging Mercer Island residents to voluntarily become carbon neutral through a combination of emissions reductions and carbon offsets. Read more about how to get started measuring and reducing your carbon footprint.
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This is the statement in the City Comprehensive Plan approved by our City Council that establishes sustainability as a guiding principle.
Mercer Island strives to be a sustainable community--meeting the needs of the present while preserving the ability of future generations to meet their own needs. We consider the relationship between the decisions we make as a community and their long-term impacts before committing to them. We understand that our strength is dependent on an open decision-making process that takes into account the economic, environmental and social well-being of our community.
