Home to 500,000 residents, Sonoma County, CA has endured increasingly volatile and intense climate events, including devastating wildfires, massive flood events, and record-setting droughts. In 2021, it became the first county in the U.S. to pass Climate Emergency Resolutions in each city and at the county level. Climate Mobilization has been working with local organizers through Sonoma County Climate Mobilization (SCCM) to build campaigns and coalitions committed to holding leaders accountable to the emergency declarations and connecting frontline communities to push for climate justice. The group has committed to a focus on transportation justice, because transportation is a major greenhouse gas emitter and because transportation access disproportionately affects health, safety and access to jobs and amenities for low income and BIPOC residents.