Governance, board & staff - Garfield Clean Energy

Garfield Clean Energy is an independent local government authority that oversees programs and services that help residents, businesses, and local governments become more energy efficient and reduce energy costs. CLEER (Clean Energy Economy for the Region), a nonprofit, delivers the programs and services of Garfield Clean Energy under an annual contract.

Garfield Clean Energy has nine voting members and one non-voting affiliate member:

Garfield County
Town of Parachute
City of Rifle
Town of Silt
Town of New Castle
City of Glenwood Springs
Town of Carbondale
Colorado Mountain College
Roaring Fork Transportation Authority
Holy Cross Energy (affiliate)

Garfield Clean Energy Board of Directors

GCE's governing board consists of a representative appointed by each entity. Meetings are held at regular intervals, and members of the public are welcome to attend. Click here for meeting schedules and agendas.

Officers

Chair: Jason White, RFTA
Vice-Chair: Ingrid Wussow, Glenwood Springs
Secretary: Bruce Leland, New Castle
Treasurer: Tom Jankovsky, Garfield County

Member Representatives

Garfield County: Tom Jankovsky (alternate: Frank Coberly)
Town of Parachute: Mark King
City of Rifle: Sean Strode
Town of Silt: Keith Richel
Town of New Castle: Bruce Leland
City of Glenwood Springs: Ingrid Wussow (alternate: Shelley Kaup)
Town of Carbondale: Ben Bohmfalk (alternate: Lani Kitching)
Colorado Mountain College: Sean Nesbitt (alternate: Jerrod Kochevar)
Roaring Fork Transportation Authority: Jason White
Holy Cross Energy: Jenna Weatherred

Finance Committee

Tom Jankovsky, Garfield County
Ingrid Wussow, Glenwood Springs
Jason White, RFTA

Governance, board and staff

Garfield Clean Energy Board of Directors

Officers

Member Representatives

Finance Committee

Staff

Programs and Services

Bookkeeping

Legal Counsel