Anti-Idling Sign Campaign at City Parks
Summary
About 120 anti-idling signs designed by high school students are up at 13 public properties through mid-August to cut emissions and protect air quality on ozone days. The board hopes to expand to schools and college campuses.
At a glance
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Last discussed Jul 21, 2026.
Impact analysis
No cost to the parks department — the collaborative prints and places the signs itself.
Everyone breathing the air near parks, pools, and the riverfront.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Evansville Climate Collaborative Board - Jul 21, 2026
About 120 anti-idling signs designed by high school students are up at 13 public properties through mid-August to cut emissions and protect air quality on ozone days. The board hopes to expand to schools and college campuses.
Board of Park Commissioners - Jun 17, 2026
The Evansville Climate Collaborative wants to post student-designed anti-idling signs in park parking lots this summer to cut air pollution and improve public health. It's education only — no enforcement — and signs come down after mid-August.
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