Aga Dixon has a diverse practice serving schools, municipalities, nonprofits, and Tribal Nations on a broad range of land use, energy, public finance, and climate change issues.

Aga represents landowners, environmental nonprofits, and local governments on the full spectrum of land use, conservation, land management, planning and zoning matters.  A former senior land use planner, she brings unparalleled insights to her clients, and regularly prepares local ordinances to address emerging land uses (including climate change adaptation and solar development), assists clients with public proceedings, renders legal opinions, litigates land use matters, and advises officials daily on myriad legal issues.

Aga also has substantial expertise in energy law and assists public sector clients with reaching net zero goals and lowering their energy costs by negotiating renewable energy power purchase agreements and net energy billing credits agreements, solar leases, and related transactions.  She enjoys advising clients on issues and opportunities presented by new State and Federal legislation affecting governance and budgets.

Aga advises school clients on emerging topics in school law, including the creation and operation of education service centers and compliance with federal award/grant administration rules.  She provides Tribally-Controlled Schools with stem-to-stern legal guidance and representation on school construction projects involving 638 grants and PL 100-297 construction funding, as well as post-construction issues and audits, serves as bond counsel, and advises public sector clients on all aspects of public finance (including tax-exempt bonds, equipment lease purchase financing, borrowing and budgets, procurement, and energy/air quality improvement projects).

When she is not lawyering, Aga enjoys spending time in nature – biking, hiking, camping, sailing, and paddling – with family and friends.