2022 Grant Solicitation Awards
Summary
The Sac Metro Air District has over $22 million in mobile source incentive funding to improve air quality in Sacramento. This funding will be made available through the 2022 Community Air Quality Grant Solicitation.
The application period opens on November 1, 2022, and will continue until all funds are allocated or until the Air District decides to close or modify the program. Eligible projects include zero-emission heavy-duty vehicle replacements, farm equipment replacements, construction equipment replacements, low-carbon infrastructure installations, and other innovative projects.
Priority will be given to projects located in Disadvantaged Communities (DACs), AB 1390 designated areas, projects that promote zero-emission technology (i.e., electric and hydrogen), and projects that provide swift emission reductions to the community. In addition, small fleets (≤ 10 vehicles) will also receive priority if an application is submitted before December 31, 2022.
The applicant will enter into a funding agreement with the Sac Metro Air District if the project is selected for funding. Funding of projects is contingent on program-specific requirements. If the award cannot be negotiated and executed promptly, staff may move funding to other projects. Most agreements have a term of 3-10 years with annual reporting requirements and penalties for non-compliance. Projects not selected for funding will remain on the pending list for future funding opportunities.
List of Proposed Awards
The list of proposed awards for the 2022 Grant Solicitation is shown in the table below. This table will be updated periodically as applications are submitted, reviewed, and selected. Please note that the table is subject to change. Staff reserves to right to modify the funding or scope of the awards as needed to meet program requirements and/or community benefits.
Awardees will be contacted by a Program Manager to complete the award process. If you have any comments or questions, please contact us at LEVIP@airquality.org.
