Join the leading sustainability community in the South.
The Southeast Sustainability Directors Network is a member-driven network connecting local government professionals throughout the southeastern United States to accelerate and scale the use of sustainability best practices in the region. SSDN members are regional leaders who influence practices, policies, and programs at the municipal, county, and state levels.
Contact
Vanessa King
Benefits
Attend SSDN's Annual Meeting, a face-to-face gathering where network members come together to share ideas, collaborate, and develop relationships; apply for collaborative grants; participate in the Steering Committee and other SSDN committees; learn peer learning workgroups, state-level conversations, and collaborative projects; access SSDN newsletters, webinars, and other communications; and more!
View our full 2022-2023 Membership Overview and Benefits here.
2022 Membership Dues
Membership is based on the calendar year (January – December).
For more information about membership and dues, please contact Network Manager Vanessa King at vanessa@southeastsdn.org.
POPULATION UNDER 49,999
$240
POPULATION BETWEEN 50,000 – 149,999
$470
POPULATION BETWEEN 150,000 – 499,999
$700
POPULATION 500,000+
$940
2023 Membership Dues
Membership is based on the calendar year (January – December).
For more information about membership and dues, please contact Network Manager Vanessa King at vanessa@southeastsdn.org.
View our full 2022-2023 Membership Overview and Benefits here.
POPULATION UNDER 49,999
$300
POPULATION BETWEEN 50,000 – 149,999
$560
POPULATION BETWEEN 150,000 – 499,999
$760
POPULATION 500,000 AND UP
$1000
As of 2023, Annual Meeting registration for Primary Members will no longer be included in membership dues. A separate registration fee of $740 per member is required to attend the Annual Meeting.
This registration fee is anticipated to cover one hotel room for two nights, one dinner, two breakfasts, two lunches, and other meeting fees. Members may choose to bring other staff from within their local governments (secondary members) to the Annual Meeting but must register them in advance and pay a registration fee for each person, and pay for their travel costs.
Members' 2023 dues will cover participation in SSDN’s virtual activities for an unlimited number of staff/participants.
Frequently Asked Questions
“Through SSDN, the City of Charlotte has been able to discuss overcoming obstacles to combat climate change with similar cities in population, area, and culture. We have utilized the group to build our expertise on different subjects and gain City support on initiatives that have been completed in other SSDN communities.”
— Erika Ruane, Former Sustainability Coordinator, City of Charlotte, North Carolina
"SSDN is an amazing resource for municipal sustainability professionals in the Southeastern US. SSDN provides beginning and experienced sustainability directors with access to collaborative learning opportunities, best practices in urban sustainability, and grant funding for city/county sustainability projects."
— Peter Nierengarten, Sustainability Director, City of Fayetteville, Arkansas
“Through SSDN I was able to make personal connections with peers within our region. These connections are so important — whenever I need help, I am one email, one phone call away from my peers who are always so tremendously helpful. I love the SSDN annual meeting, where I meet with my counterparts from other cities/counties/states and learn more about their work, their challenges, and most importantly, identify opportunities where we can work together.”
— Flavia Tonioli, Former Sustainability Manager, City of Miami Beach, Florida
"I could not have higher accolades for SSDN and how much it has helped a small southern community like Montevallo."
— Olivia Barone, Former Sustainability Coordinator, City of Montevallo, Alabama
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