ABOUT US

Quick Stats

  • Designated: October 01, 1999
  • Population: 4,257,689
  • Area: 8,732 sq. mi.
  • Boundary: Counties: Brevard, Flagler, Indian River, Lake, Okeechobee, Orange, Osceola, Seminole, St. Lucie, Volusia

Alternative Fueling Stations

  • Biodiesel (B20 and above): 4
  • Natural Gas: 14
  • Ethanol (E85): 16
  • Electric: 794
  • Propane: 34

The Central Florida Clean Cities Coalition is sponsored by the US Department of Energy. We support sustainable transportation practices through efforts to advance deployment of alternative fuel technologies, mass transit projects, and fleet optimization measures throughout our coalition territory as well as with other Clean Cities Coalitions throughout Florida.

The Central Florida Clean Cities Coalition territory encompasses a ten-county area consisting of Brevard, Flagler, Indian River, Lake, Okeechobee, Orange, Osceola, Seminole, St. Lucie and Volusia Counties.

Through coalition activities we aim to improve air quality, increase U.S. national energy security, and promote economic opportunities throughout Florida. Central Florida Clean Cities provides a forum for members to leverage resources, develop joint projects, collaborate on public policy issues, and promote petroleum displacement and clean air technologies in Florida. Central Florida Clean Cities has experience in building and facilitating public/private stakeholder groups, conducting technical education and outreach initiatives, and managing alternative fuel deployment programs.

Meet our staff

Doug is the Director of the Central Florida Clean Cities Coalition. Prior to joining the Coalition, Doug spent four years with the Electric Vehicle Transportation Center, a US DOT university research center at the University of Central Florida. Doug retired from Bright House Networks/Time Warner as Director of Network Operations for the largest data and video network in Central Florida; he has several decades of experience in the large-scale deployment of advance telecommunications services. Doug is Vice-Chair of Drive Electric Florida, and is a member of the Florida Advisory Council on Climate and Energy.

Kaitlin Reed is a Project Manager with Central Florida Clean Cities Coalition. Reed recently completed her undergraduate degree at Florida Institute of Technology in Sustainability and Civil Engineering. She started working with the coalition in Fall 2017 as an intern and assists in project management, web development, technical data collection, event planning, and various other activities. 

Board of Directors

Our Coalition is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization governed by a Board of Directors (BOD). The BOD consists of volunteers that are actively involved with alternative fuels and technology; they use their experience and insight to provide guidance to our coalition. We gratefully acknowledge their dedication to the use of alternative fuels and the time they devote to the coalition. Our BOD members are:

Davin Dunn, Chair

City of Orlando

Division Manager, Fleet and Facilities

 

Harland Chadbourne, Treasurer

WastePro

Purchasing Director

 

Jill Dvareckas, Director

Florida Power & Light

Director of Development

 

Horacio Cervantes, Vice Chair

Peoples Gas

Manager, Business Development

 

Lyn Cacella, Director

Florida Public Utilities

Manager, Electric Vehicle Program

 

Eva Reyes, Director

Orlando Utility Commission

Project Engineer

 

Cornelius Willingham, Director

Nissan

Manager, Electric Vehicle Strategy and

Business Development

 

Doug Kettles, Secretary

Clean Cities Coalition

Coordinator

 

Brian Carroll, Director

Canaveral Port Authority

Fleet Manager

 

Helda Rodriguez, Director

NovaCharge

President

 

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