; and (5) integrates measures— (A) to ensure the resilience of civic systems against cybersecurity threats and physical and social vulnerabilities and breaches; (B) to protect the private data of residents; and (C) to measure the impact of smart city or community technologies on the effectiveness and efficiency of civic operations and services. 2 Clean Cities Coalition Program 34201. Clean Cities Coalition Network program (a) Establishment There is established within the Department of Energy a program to be known as the Clean Cities Coalition Network . (b) Projects and activities Under the program established in subsection (a), the Secretary and the Clean Cities coalitions shall carry out projects and activities, to improve air quality and reduce petroleum consumption in the transportation sector, that— (1) encourage the use of alternative fuel vehicles and alternative fuels; (2) expedite the establishment of regional and national infrastructure to fuel alternative fuel vehicles; (3) reduce vehicle emissions; and (4) promote fuel efficient technologies and traffic management practices. (c) Program elements In carrying out the program established in subsection (a) the Secretary shall— (1) establish criteria for designating partnerships between State and local governments, institutions of higher education, and private entities as Clean Cities coalitions under the program; (2) designate partnerships that the Secretary determines meet the criteria established under paragraph (1) as Clean Cities coalitions; (3) make awards to Clean Cities coalitions that provide matching funds— (A) to support project-specific activities of such coalitions; and (B) to promote public education and awareness of alternative fuel vehicles and alternative fuels; (4) make awards to Clean Cities coalitions for administrative expenses of such coalitions; (5) provide technical assistance and training to Clean Cities coalitions; (6) provide opportunities for communication among Clean Cities coalitions