Michigan Clean Cities

Maggie Striz Calnin

Maggie Striz Calnin is a board member of Greater Lansing Area Clean Cities coalition and the interim coalition director. As coalition director, she is the point of contact for stakeholders working to learn about and incorporate alternative fuels and advanced vehicles into their fleet operations. She also coordinates new project development, reporting, and is the point of contact between U.S. Department of Energy and the local Clean Cities coalition.

Striz Calnin has focused her professional work on positive environmental impact with private sector, public sector, and third sector clients. Her work has included designing, funding, and managing projects as well as supporting public policy and constituent relations as a contractor to Pew Environment and as staff to members of the Michigan Legislature. Her international experience includes supporting the development of the Nigeria Assets Decision Support System through the UK Department for International Development and the Nigeria Infrastructure Advisory Facility. She also contributed to the development of a sustainability plan for a boutique guest house in China's ecologically sensitive Erhai Lake basin as a student in the Virginia Tech Executive Master of Natural Resources - Leadership for Sustainability program.

Striz Calnin was elected to the GLACC board of directors in May 2017. She had previously served as the coalition director from July 2007 through January 2013 and from February 2014 through February 2017.

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

• U.S. Fuels Across America’s Highways - Michigan to Montana (M2M)
• Midwest EVOLVE (Midwest Electric Vehicle Opportunities: Learning, Events, Experience
• Affordable Mobility Platform
• Michigan School Buses Get Rolling on Propane