Air Pollution Control District Comprised of eight Central Valley counties San Joaquin Stanislaus Merced Madera Fresno Kings Tulare and the San Joaquin Valley Air Basin portion of Kern Valley already has toughest air regulations in the nation ID: 228209
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San Joaquin Valley Air Pollution Control District
Comprised of eight Central Valley counties: San Joaquin, Stanislaus, Merced, Madera, Fresno, Kings, Tulare and the San Joaquin Valley Air Basin portion of KernValley already has toughest air regulations in the nationAdopted over 600 stringent rules and regulations More than 80% of the NOx inventory in the Valley is attributed to mobile sourcesNo direct regulatory authority over mobile sourcesDespite major reductions in emissions, virtually impossible to attain new air quality standards without implementation of transformative measuresMore than 90% reductions in emissions needed to attain federal standards23 of the state’s 30 most disadvantaged communities in SJV
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Accomplishments
During 2014, more than $230 million in District funding and private investment was spent on projects that reduced more than 10,000 tons of lifetime emissions in the Valley air basin.288 Ag Pump Engines replaced with over $6 Million571 Tractors replaced with over $20 Million851 Clean Air Vehicles funded with over $2 Million1,057 Heavy-Duty Diesel Truck replaced with over $46 Million2,619 New Certified Stoves & Inserts with over $4 MillionMore than 12,000 vehicles repaired at more than 60 weekend repair events through the District’s Tune-In Tune-Up Program108 vehicles replaced through the District’s pilot vehicle replacement program2Slide3
Heavy-Duty Engine Programs
Tractor Replacement ProgramProvides incentive to replace in-use, off-road tractors and mobile equipment used in agricultural operations.Off-Road Mobile Equipment RepowersProvides incentives to repower in-use, heavy-duty, off-road equipment.Ag Pump ReplacementProvides incentives to repower or replace irrigation pump engines/motors used in agricultural operations.Proposition 1B Provides incentives to truck owners for truck replacement for heavy-duty on-road trucks involved in goods movementTruck Voucher Program (TVP)Provides incentives to small business truck owners, located in the San Joaquin Valley, to replace or retrofit heavy-duty, on-road diesel trucks through a streamlined process.Forklift ProgramProvides incentives to businesses and public agencies for new, electric forklifts.3Slide4
Community Based Incentive Programs
Burn CleanerProvides rebates towards the purchase of eligible new, clean-air vehicles.Remove IIBike Paths (Class I and II paths, Bicycle Boulevards)Provides funds to establish bicycle infrastructure such as Class I or Class II bicycle paths and bicycle boulevards.E-Mobility CommerceProvides funds to develop or expand electronic telecommunication services.Alternative Fuel Mechanic TrainingProvides funds for mechanic education or training in alternative-fuel vehicles and infrastructure.Park & Rides and Transportation SubsidyProvides funds to subsidize transportation passes for bus, shuttle and commuter rail services. Funds are also available for the construction of park and ride lots.4Slide5
Community Based Incentive Programs (cont.)
School Bus ProgramsLocal and State school programs (retrofit and replacements)Public Benefit GrantsNew Alternative Fuel VehicleThis component provides funding for the purchase of new alternative fueled vehicles (Electric, Plug-In Hybrid, CNG, LNG, LPG, etc.)Alternative Fuel InfrastructureThis component provides funding for the construction and expansion of alternative fuel infrastructure. Enhanced Transportation StrategiesThis component provides funding for projects that will implement enhanced transportation strategies. PEV ReadinessPreparing the San Joaquin Valley for electric vehicles5Slide6
Community Based Incentive Programs (cont.)
Drive Clean! Rebate ProgramProvides rebates towards the purchase of eligible new, clean-air vehicles.Charge Up!Provides funds for businesses and public agencies to purchase and install electric vehicle chargers for public use.PASS ProgramProvides free auto emission evaluation and repair vouchers to residents.Tune In & Tune UpEFMP & Plus UpVanpool VoucherProvides incentives to encourage vanpooling to reduce single occupant vehicle commutes.Clean Green Yard MachinesProvides incentives to replace gas-fueled lawn and garden equipment for new zero-emission electric equipment.6Slide7
Questions
David LopezDavid.Lopez@valleyair.org559-230-6147Jeff RidingJeff.Riding@valleyair.org559-230-58717