Office of Sustainability

The Office of Sustainability serves to enhance and balance Coral Springs' financial, operational, and environmental well-being.

Department Head

Dr. Andrea Lemaitre, Office of Sustainability Manager

Dr. Andrea Lemaitre

Dr. Andrea Lemaitre joined the City of Coral Springs as Sustainability Manager in 2023. She is responsible for managing the City’s Sustainability Action Plan; implementing cross-departmental initiatives that enhance fiscal, operational, and environmental responsibility and efficiency; and engaging with the community and external partners.

The City of Coral Springs is proud to have a long-standing commitment to sustainability and resilience since its inception as a master-planned community in 1963. The Office of Sustainability was established in 2021 to enhance and highlight this commitment within the community and local government. It is within the Department of Budget and Sustainability.

What is Sustainability?
Sustainability is the balance of environmental, economic, and social resources to ensure that each area can thrive without compromising the others for long-term prosperity, health, and well-being for all. The City of Coral Springs’ approach to sustainability within local government includes the best management of financial, operational, environmental resources.

The Sustainability Action Plan (SAP) is a city-wide strategy that aims to enhance the operational, financial, and environmental sustainability of city programs, projects, and policies. 

The first SAP was adopted in 2022 and is currently under revision. 

To request the full PDF plan, please email sustainability@coralsprings.gov

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