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for government and nonprofits

Clients love us because we go above and beyond the ask, creating trust with staff and stakeholders, leading valuable processes, and facilitating complex topics in a way that inspires action.

BluePoint Planning works hand in hand with local, regional, and state governments and non-profits as a trusted advisor to solve complex challenges across multiple sectors and diverse audiences. We manage a broad range of planning projects, ensuring our clients and partners achieve their goals with innovative, forward-thinking solutions, grounded in feasible, inclusive processes.

St. Louis Climate Community Advisory Group

Outreach & Engagement

through all our work

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Strategic Planning
& Facilitation

Energy & Sustainability Planning

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Parks & Recreation
Planning

Communications & Tools

Stories

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BluePoint Article Published in SERCAL’s Ecesis Journal

We are happy to share that our article, Bridging Climate Justice and Nature-Based Solutions: Santa Clara County’s Collaborative Approach to Heat and Flood Resilience, was published in the Summer 2026 issue of the California Society for Ecological Restoration’s news journal, Ecesis. The article outlines our innovative and collaborative approach to developing an actionable resilience framework for Santa Clara County. Principal Mindy Flynn gave a presentation of the same name at

For Rural, By Rural

Creating a Strategic Plan for the Northern Rural Energy Network (NREN) NREN Governing Partners participating in the strategic planning retreat. In the northern California coastal region and the Sierras, 16.2 percent of customers use propane, wood, or both as their primary heating source. Northern California residents live in some of the most rural areas of the state, and as a result have limited energy infrastructure, with heavy reliance on propane and other nonregulated fuel

Why does a 15 year old energy program matter so much today?

In 2009, the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act provided the State of California with over $250 million dollars for energy efficiency programs to drive workforce development and reduce energy costs for homes throughout all 60 counties and utilities. Mindy was part of an early team hired for marketing and communications for the counties of Alameda and Los Angeles. Once onboarded, she and her team realized that each of the 60 counties and utilities were all planning their o

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Your steady guidance and ability to navigate complex dynamics with diplomacy and clarity were instrumental in moving this project forward...

You brought just the right mix of insight, structure, and responsiveness to keep things progressing, even when the path wasn’t always clear. Your ability to create space for differing perspectives while maintaining momentum made a real difference—and it did not go unnoticed.

Sharon Lumbantobing

Assistant Division Manager, Projects and Planning

Strategic Planning Division

Washington State Department of Natural Resources (DNR)

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