The City of Sonoma has taken another important step toward achieving its Zero Emissions goals by adding two all-electric Ford F-150 Lightning trucks to the Public Works fleet. These vehicles will support essential city services while contributing to the City’s commitment to sustainability and a cleaner environment.
This fleet upgrade is in line with the Climate Action Strategies recommended by the City’s Climate Action Commission and adopted by the City Council in January 2024. Specifically listed under Recommended and Priority Climate Actions for Government Operations, the addition of electric vehicles (EVs) supports Sonoma’s goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions in municipal operations.
The all-electric F-150s will be used by Public Works staff for a variety of daily tasks, including road maintenance, infrastructure repair, and public services—all while producing zero tailpipe emissions. This initiative is a key part of Sonoma’s Climate Action Plan, which aims to promote clean energy and sustainable transportation.
“We are proud to incorporate electric vehicles into our fleet,” said Sonoma Mayor John Gurney. “This investment not only advances the City’s sustainability goals but also shows the community that EVs can be an effective solution for essential operations.”
For more details on the City’s sustainability initiatives, visit the Sustainability & Climate Action webpages.