Wayne King

Wayne King serves as the Los Angeles Clean Cities Coalition Coordinator and is employed as an Environmental Specialist with the City of Los Angeles. King has worked for the City since 2000. He began working with the Clean Cities Coalition around 2003 and was co-coordinator beginning in early 2009. In February 2010 he took on the role of Clean Cities Coordinator. His major job duties focus on mobile source air pollution reduction programs. He has managed the City's Interdepartmental Alternative Fuel Task Force (IAFT), Bike Patrols for Clean Air Program, tracked legislation, managed grants and worked on other air quality related matters. King has many years of combined experience in urban planning, business management, and employee relations.

King has an in-depth knowledge of alternative fuel vehicles and worked closely with the LA coalition before becoming the coordinator. He holds a Bachelor's degree in Urban and Regional Planning from East Carolina University and also has a wealth of experience in business management and employee relations. He acts as liaison between the City's fleets and regulatory agencies. Each year he conducts an emission reductions survey of all City departments. He is skilled in public outreach and networking, has direct ties with the City's fleet managers, and has managed many alternative fuel demonstration projects. His projects have included LA's electric vehicle demonstration project and the City's award winning bicycle patrols project. Past projects have included the region's first major on-road vehicle retrofit project, working closely with CARB and the South Coast Air Quality Management District.

Learn about just some of the projects from Los Angeles Clean Cities Coalition. Visit the Los Angeles Clean Cities Coalition website for more projects and information.

• California Fleets and Workplace Alternative Fuels Project
• Los Angeles Sets the Stage for Plug-In Electric Vehicles