It is critical that we be better stewards of our natural resources and environment, and the public has expressed a strong desire for sustainability to be more thoroughly considered and addressed in City policy decisions and projects. A community resiliency committee can provide a voice on matters of environmental sustainability, such as air quality, water resources, local food, energy, material use, green infrastructure, stormwater management, and more. During CrossroadsMHK, the public frequently identified these topics as important. One initial task the resiliency committee should explore is the advancement of sustainable development goals, policies, and practices that cover environmental sustainability matters, and the allocation of CIP funding to implement sustainable infrastructure.