New Planning Project

Campbell Multimodal Transportation Plan

In May 2025 the City of Campbell began developing the City's first multimodal transportation plan. Funded by Caltrans, this plan is intended to improve mobility for everyone, creating a roadmap for investments over the next 5-10 years to make getting around Campbell easier and safer. 

This will be a two-year planning process, with the first phase focused on understanding the current conditions of our transportation network, barriers, and concerns. The second phase of the project will involve project and program recommendations. The plan will be completed by summer 2027. 

To learn more about the multimodal plan, click here.

Climate Action Update

Draft Plan Now Available 

On December 18, the City released the public draft CAAP for review. The plan is open for public comment through January 30, 2026. Comments can be emailed directly to tiffanyh@campbellca.gov.  

To view the plan, please download the Draft CAAP.

New Ordinance

Zero NO_x Standards

In September 2024 the City of Campbell adopted an Air Quality Ordinance that prohibits NOx emissions from appliances and equipment in new residential and commercial buildings and substantial rebuilds using parts of existing buildings. This ordinance went into effect on October 3, 2024. 

The ordinance covers appliances and equipment for space heating and cooling, water heating, indoor and outdoor cooking, and clothes drying. Limited exemptions are included for commercial cooking, gas-dependent processes (like a kiln at a pottery studio), and emergency equipment. Outdoor space heating or cooking using small propane tanks is also exempt.

For the full ordinance, please visit CC Ord. No. 2316.

If you have any questions regarding this notice, please email or call.

Climate Action and Adaptation Plan

Results of the GHG Inventory

In August 2024 the City of Campbell completed its greenhouse gas emissions inventory as part of the CAAP. Following the Community Protocol set by ICLEI, the City measured emissions from energy used in buildings, transportation, waster treatment and delivery, and solid waste. 

Along with emissions from 2022, the inventory projects emissions through 2045 and estimates how much the Campbell community will need to reduce emissions by 2045 in order to meet the State's goals. 

For more information please visit the Greenhouse Gas Emissions webpage.

 If you have any questions regarding this notice, please email or call Tiffany Hudson.