State facilities and land

• Oregon Sustainability Act - ORS 184.421
• Executive Order 17-21 - Zero emission vehicles
• Executive Order 17-20 - Built environment, climate change 
• Executive Order 15-09: Drought resiliency and water conservation​
• Executive Order 12-05 Environmentally friendly purchasing
• Executive Order 06-02: Sustainability for the 21st century​
• Fleet management policy
  
• Green chemistry purchasing policy
• Resource conservation policy

​Agencies are managing energy strategically to increase efficiency and reduce energy use, greenhouse gas emissions and costs. The Oregon Department of Energy (ODOE) manages the bulk of the state energy programs and efforts - from grants and technical assistance to state agency energy use reporting. Agencies are required to track and report annual building energy use to ODOE, which is then shared in annual energy report cards. New construction and major renovation of state facilities are also subject to the State Energy Efficient Design (SEED) program, which requires state agencies to use energy efficient design methods.

​Agencies are doing their part to help divert materials from Oregon's landfills, and to reduce consumption of materials to begin with. The Department of Environmental Quality's Materials Management program is leading the way on research, policy and best practice. Other resources are listed below.

Marion County Reduction, Recycling & Garbage Program

Major curbside recycling changes and recycling guide​ 

Poster - Recycle Rght

Marion County EarthWISE Program  

Executive Order 15-09 calls for agencies owning land and/or buildings to reduce their non-essential water use. All agencies, however, are responding to drought conditions by taking steps to reduce water.

Learn more about drought in Oregon

In addition, agencies owning water rights regularly report their water use to the Oregon Department of Water Resources​.