October 22 Community Town Hall: Updates on Chevron’s Air Quality Commitment

Hosted by Ceres Policy Research, in partnership with Chevron Richmond Refinery, this Community Town Hall is part of the ongoing agreement with the Air District, aimed at increasing public transparency and engagement related to Chevron’s efforts to minimize flaring and air quality-related regulatory compliance.

Building on conversations from our previous town halls, this meeting invites Richmond residents to stay engaged, informed, and vocal about what matters most in their neighborhoods.

Whether you're interested in flaring, air monitoring, air quality compliance, or general refinery operations, this space is for you.

• Flaring activity update from Chevron and overview of ongoing air quality compliance efforts
• Public Comment Period: Ask questions about the community action plan, the flaring notification process, or anything else on your mind
• Presentation from Contra Costa County Health and Community Awareness Emergency Response (CAER):Learn what community safety measures you and your neighbors can take during flaring events and other air quality incidents
• Light dinner & networking with neighbors, health officials, and local leaders
• Spanish and ASL interpretation available upon request

• Stay informed about flaring and air quality in Richmond
• Share your lived experiences and concerns
• Connect with other residents

• Richmond residents near the Chevron Refinery
• Community advocates and EJ organizers
• Neighborhood councils and their membership
• Anyone interested in learning more

To request language interpretation, mobility assistance, or other accommodations, please email by October 15, 2025.

Take BART to the event!
CoBiz Richmond is just a short walk from Richmond BART Station. Public transit is encouraged and convenient!

Host or Publisher Ceres Policy Research