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For more information, activate the button labeled "Explore your accessibility options". # California Air Resources Board MenuCalifornia Air Resource BoardSearch ## Community Air Grants Cycle 3 and Cycle 4 * Community Air Protection * Air Grants Year 3 (FY 2019-2020) * Community Air Protection Incentives In November 2023, CARB awarded $10M in funding to 42 grant projects for its Cycle 4 implementation.
Cycle 4 implementation is from June 2024 to March 2026. * Cycle 4Project Summaries In March 2022 CARB awarded $10 M in funding to 39 grant projects for its Cycle 3 implementation. Cycle 3 implementation is from March 2022 to March 2025.
* Cycle 3 Project Summaries | Project Scope of Work **Grant Resources****–**grant forms and guides Updated: 2022 Extended Community Air Grants Request for Applications FINALCAG RFA 2022 EXTENDED 031723. PDF · 7. 789 MB Updated: 2022 Community Air Grants Questions and Answers 2022 RFA Q&A EXTENDED DEADLINE UPDATE 041723.
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PDF · 111 KB New* Cycle 4 Community Air Grants Program Applicant Summaries CYCLE 4 CAG SUMMARIES_0. PDF · 245 KB (800) 242-4450| helpline@arb. ca.
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