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Environmental Programs Division
Help us build a Sustainable Millbrae!
The Environmental Programs Division of Millbrae is at the forefront of the city's commitment to sustainability and environmental stewardship. This dynamic division creates and implements innovative strategies that promote a healthy, vibrant, and sustainable community for all.
Key initiatives include:
- Climate Action
- Water Conservation
- Energy Conservation
- Waste Management
- Sustainable Transportation
- Sustainable Landscaping
- Sustainable Business
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SPIN E-Bike Rate Changes Coming to Millbrae
Millbrae's SPIN Electric Bike Share Program will implement a new unified pricing structure beginning September 1st, 2025. Read on... -
Get Moving in Millbrae: E-Bikes, Safety, and New Rules for a Greener Commute
As of April 19, 2025, SPIN’s pricing structure has been updated. Weekday rides remain $1 to unlock, with no additional per-minute charge. Weekend rides (Saturday and Sunday), however, now include a $1 unlock fee plus $0.42 per minute. Read on... -
Commute and Win Prizes
Looking for ways to save money, reduce your carbon footprint, and earn rewards while commuting in Millbrae? Here's how Commute.org’s free app can help! Read on...
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Lawn Be Gone
It's back... the popular Lawn Be Gone program has returned Read on... -
Irrigation Hardware Rebate
This program provides rebates of up to $5 for high-efficiency sprinkler nozzles, up to $10 for spray bodies with pressure regulation, and up to $30 for larger rotors Read on... -
Free Water Saving Devices
The Environmental Programs Division offers water conservation devices to save water and money for free at the Public Works Counter at City Hall. Read on... -
Induction Cooktop Loaner Program
Try our induction cooking before committing to making the switch in your own kitchen! Read on... -
Rain Barrel & Cistern Rebate Program
These low-cost systems allow you to supplement your water supply by capturing stormwater runoff from rooftops to store it for later use. Read on...
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