The District develops and administers a comprehensive suite of highly-successful voluntary incentive programs targeted at reducing harmful emissions throughout the Valley. These innovative programs provide an opportunity for Valley residents, businesses, public agencies and other organizations to get involved and make a positive impact on the Valley’s air quality. The District is constantly updating existing programs and developing new programs as new, cleaner technologies emerge to ensure we remain on the cutting edge of emission reduction technology. Additionally, the District is consistently working to ensure that the Valley receives its fair share of available federal, state and local funding for incentives. Through a combined public/private investment of more than $5 billion, the District has been able to reduce tens of thousands of tons of harmful emissions through a variety of cost-effective, voluntary and often first-of-their-kind incentive programs. List of projects funded in the last 10 years throughout the Valley.
The Clean Air Centers Pilot Program provides funding to create Wildfire Smoke Clean Air Centers for Vulnerable Populations and establish a network of publicly accessible facilities with high-efficiency air filtration systems for valley residents who may not otherwise have access to clean air during wildfire events.
Provides funds for mechanic education or training in alternative-fuel vehicles and infrastructure.
Provides funds to establish bicycle infrastructure such as Class I or Class II bicycle paths.
Provides funds for businesses and public agencies to purchase and install electric vehicle chargers for public use.
Provides incentives for cleaner heavy-duty waste haulers to solid waste transportation companies and owner/operators hauling from waste transfer stations to landfills and waste facilities within the District boundaries.
Provides incentives to replace existing in-use emergency vehicles with new reduced-emission vehicles.
Provides funds to develop or expand electronic telecommunication services.
Provides information about plug-in electric vehicles including available incentive funding, charging infrastructure and locations, and the District’s activities to increase and sustain electric vehicles in the Valley.
Provides funds to purchase new, alternative-fuel vehicles and infrastructure and develop advanced transit and transportation systems.
Provides funds to subsidize transportation passes for bus, shuttle and commuter rail services. Funds are also available for the construction of park and ride lots.
Provides incentives for the replacement of landscape maintenance equipment to lawn care providers.
Provides monetary incentives of up to 100% of eligible costs for the purchase and installation of charging equipment for eligible applicants.
Provides monetary incentives to replace existing yellow school buses that transport public school children to and from school with zero-emission school buses in disadvantaged or low-income communities.
Provides incentives to change out open hearth and older, polluting wood-burning devices for cleaner, wood- and gas-burning devices.
Provides residential air filtration units FREE to residents in Valley disadvantaged communities.
Provides incentives to replace gas-fueled lawn and garden equipment for new zero-emission electric equipment.
Provides funding for the Repair or Replacement of older polluting vehicles or a Rebate towards the purchase of eligible new, clean-air vehicles.
Provides information about plug-in electric vehicles including available incentive funding, charging infrastructure and locations, and the District’s activities to increase and sustain electric vehicles in the Valley.
The Clean Air Centers Pilot Program provides funding to create Wildfire Smoke Clean Air Centers for Vulnerable Populations and establish a network of publicly accessible facilities with high-efficiency air filtration systems for valley residents who may not otherwise have access to clean air during wildfire events.
Provides incentives for chipping or shredding agricultural material. The material must be used for soil incorporation or land application on agricultural land as an alternative to the open burning.
Provides incentives to repower or replace irrigation pump engines/motors used in agricultural operations.
Provides incentive to replace in-use, off-road tractors and mobile equipment used in agricultural operations.
Provides incentive to replace in-use, off-road tractors and mobile equipment used in agricultural operations.
Provides funds for mechanic education or training in alternative-fuel vehicles and infrastructure.
Provides funds for businesses and public agencies to purchase and install electric vehicle chargers for public use.
Provides incentives for new stations, conversion of an existing fueling station, and expansion of stations for hydrogen fuel and electric battery charging stations for heavy-duty vehicles.
Provides rebates towards the purchase of eligible new, clean-air vehicles.
The FARMER Ag Truck Replacement Program provides incentive funds for the replacement of heavy-duty diesel ag trucks.
New pilot program to target the installation of electric feed mixing equipment at Valley dairies and other confined animal feeding operations (CAFOs).
Provides incentives to replace in-use, on-road, heavy-duty trucks and buses with zero emission technology.
Provides incentives to railroads to purchase new, lower-emission locomotives.
Provides incentives to locomotives involved in goods movement for replacements, retrofits or installation of a locomotive emissions capture and control system.
Provides incentives to replace nut harvesting equipment with low-dust harvesting equipment.
Provides incentives to repower in-use, heavy-duty, off-road equipment.
Provides incentives to replace mobile in-use, off-road, heavy-duty equipment used in construction and other non-agricultural operations.
Provides information about plug-in electric vehicles including available incentive funding, charging infrastructure and locations, and the District’s activities to increase and sustain electric vehicles in the Valley.
Provides funds to subsidize transportation passes for bus, shuttle and commuter rail services. Funds are also available for the construction of park and ride lots.
Provides eligible restaurants with lower-emission, under-fired charbroiler equipment to demonstrate new technology.
Provides incentive to replace in-use, off-road tractors and mobile equipment used in agricultural operations with used equipment.
Provides incentives to truck owners for truck replacement for heavy-duty on-road trucks involved in goods movement.
Provides incentives to truck owners for truck replacement for heavy-duty on-road trucks.
Provides incentives for the replacement of existing diesel or gasoline-powered UTVs in agricultural operations.
Provides incentives for the replacement of landscape maintenance equipment to lawn care providers.
Provides funds for mechanic education or training in alternative-fuel vehicles and infrastructure.
Provides incentives to government agencies and public education to develop or expand electronic telecommunication services.
Provides incentives to vehicle owners to purchase new hybrid and electric trucks and buses.
Provides information about plug-in electric vehicles including available incentive funding, charging infrastructure and locations, and the District’s activities to increase and sustain electric vehicles in the Valley.
Provides eligible restaurants with lower-emission, under-fired charbroiler equipment to demonstrate new technology.
Provides funding for businesses and individuals to develop new emission-reduction technology.
