Sonoma Clean Power

On June 13th, come learn how to make your own lightweight dehydrated meals and snacks that are perfect for camping, backpacking, or stocking your pantry!

In this class, led by UC Master Food Preservers of Sonoma County, you'll start the morning with samples of dehydrated snacks, tea, and coffee while learning the basics of dehydration, food safety, and the science behind the process. Then, you'll prepare three meals to take home: one breakfast and two dinners with options to customize based on your preferences.

Also included will be a recipe booklet filled with favorite UC Master Food Preserver recipes (including dog treats!)

Dehydration: Meals for Camping, Backpacking or Even Your Pantry Come learn how to make your own lightweight dehydrated meals and snacks that are perfect for camping, backpacking, or stocking your pantry.

Developed for CARE and FERA income‑qualifying customers, SCP's Home Thermostat Upgrade program provides a free smart thermostat with expert in‑home installation at no cost. It’s an easy, convenient upgrade that lets you manage your home’s energy use from your smartphone anytime, anywhere.

Your new thermostat will be enrolled in SCP Rewards, earning you a $5 monthly bill credit. Once approved, our team handles installation, setup, SCP Rewards enrollment, and a quick walkthrough. It’s that easy—we handle everything.

SCP Home Thermostat Upgrade SCP is the public power provider for Sonoma and Mendocino counties. Climate change affects everyone, so our programs are designed for everyone.

May 14th and 28th - Join Emergency Prep Help for a two-part workshop to help seniors prepare for emergency situations. Topics will cover planning, evacuation safety, pet safety, and more. Attendees will receive a free go-bag. Register here: https://secure.qgiv.com/for/emergencyprephelp/event/ephscp/

Are you passionate about health, resilience, climate change, and supporting Native communities? Consider becoming a climate-ready Tribal Community Health Representative!

Earn certification from the Santa Rosa Junior College as a community health worker, and explore a range of environmental and social crises that challenge Tribal community health. Applications for fall 2026 enrollment open on May 1, 2026.

To learn more about the program, contact the CIMCC: California Indian Museum and Cultural Center or email [email protected]

Community Health Worker | Public Safety Training Center Join the Santa Rosa Junior College CHW Core Competencies EMC 170 class! CHW stands for Community Health Workers, an umbrella term that groups many job titles, like Promotorxs de Salud and Tribal CHRs.   A CHW certification can lead you to not only job opportunities but a transformative and reward...

On April 23rd, 2026, from 5:00–7:00 PM, Sonoma County students will present at the 8th Annual Climate Action Night, hosted at the Bertolini Student Center at Santa Rosa Junior College. This student-led event empowers the community to take meaningful action on climate change through education, engagement, and creative expression. Attendees will learn about proposed California legislation and local climate initiatives focused on CO2 emission reduction, climate justice, geothermal power, active transportation, affordable housing near transit,and waste reduction. Check it out!

This Saturday is a free repair fair in Cloverdale! Register your items in advance and learn more: https://www.reusealliance.org/events/cloverdale-repair-fair

The second annual Climate Ready Cotati Fair will take place Saturday, March 28, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Cotati SMART train depot

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