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Community Air Protection Program - Butte County Air Quality Management District Beginning Monday, July 13, 2026, the Butte County Air Quality Management District is accepting applications for Community Air Protection (CAP) Support Grants!
CAP Support Grants are an opportunity for Butte County organizations, non-profits, businesses, and public agencies to propose an air quality-related project valued up to $10,000 that can benefit the local community.
Projects must meet the goals of AB617’s Community Air Protection Program by achieving one of the following: -Reduce the emissions of air pollutants (particulate matter, oxides of nitrogen, toxic air contaminants, greenhouse gasses, etc.); -Reduce exposure to air pollutants – either directly or indirectly through outreach / monitoring efforts. A total of $60,000 is available for CAP Support Grants in 2026.
Projects that benefit sensitive receptors, disadvantaged communities, or low-income communities will be prioritized. Projects will need approval from the District before any reimbursable work can start. Applications are due by August 14, 2026 .
2026 CAP Support Grants Application. pdf What Is The Community Air Protection Program? Assembly Bill (AB) 617 , signed into law in July 2017, directed the California Air Resources Board (CARB), in conjunction with local air districts, to establish the Community Air Protection Program .
AB 617 provides a new community focused action framework to improve air quality and reduce exposure to criteria air pollutants and toxic air contaminants in the communities most impacted by air pollution.
The Community Air Protection Incentives are part of California Climate Investments, a statewide program that puts billions of Cap-and-Trade dollars to work reducing GHG emissions, strengthening the economy, and improving public health and the environment – particularly in disadvantaged communities. How Can The Community Provide Input?
Community members can provide input to Jason Mandly, Senior Air Quality Planner by email at jmandly@bcaqmd. org, or by phone at 530-332-9400 Extension 108. In addition to the funding opportunity mentioned above, current and future funds may become available for projects that meet the goals of AB 617 including, but not limited to: public outreach, air monitoring, and air quality improvement projects.
What Projects Are In Progress?
Project Location or Address CAP Funds Requested for Projects Palermo Unified School District (Year 3) 7390 Bulldog Way Palermo, CA Thermalito Union Elementary School District (Year 3) School Bus Replacement (Diesel) 1123 Sierra Avenue Oroville, CA Chico Unified School District (Year 3) School Bus Replacement (Electric) 2455 Carmichael Drive Chico, CA Chico Unified School District (Year 3) School Composite Wood (Chapman & McMannus) Disadvantaged Community & Low Income Community Chapman & McMannus Elementary Schools Chico, CA Thermalito Union Elementary School District (Year 5) School Air Filtration (Sierra Ave) 1050 Sierra Avenue Oroville, CA Thermalito Union Elementary School District (Year 5) School Air Filtration (Sierra Ave) 440 Plumas Avenue Oroville, CA Chico Unified School District (Year 5) Tractor Replacement (Electric) 2455 Carmichael Drive Chico, CA Chico Unified School District (Year 5) Tractor Replacement (Diesel) 2455 Carmichael Drive Chico, CA Butte County Department of Development Services (Year 5) Battery Charging Infrastructure 7 County Center Drive Oroville, CA Palermo Unified School District (Year 5) School Bus Replacement (Diesel) 7390 Bulldog Way Palermo, CA Boys & Girls Clubs of the North Valley (Year 5) School Air Filtration (Butte Co.
Community School) 601 Wall Street Chico, CA Boys & Girls Clubs of the North Valley (Year 5) School Air Filtration (HomeTech Charter) RFP Lumber Co. Inc. (Year 5) Forklift Replacement (Electric) 4801 Feather River Blvd. Unit 29A Oroville, CA RFP Lumber Co.
Inc. (Year 5) Forklift Replacement (Electric) 4801 Feather River Blvd.
Unit 29A Oroville, CA Durham Unified School District (Year 5) Forklift Replacement (Electric) 9420 Putney Drive Durham, CA Project Location or Address CAP Funds Requested for Projects Thermalito Union Elementary School District (Year 6) School Composite Wood (Sierra Ave) 1050 Sierra Avenue Oroville, CA Thermalito Union Elementary School District (Year 6) School Composite Wood (Nelson) Thermalito Union Elementary School District (Year 6) School Air Filtration (Plumas Ave) 440 Plumas Avenue Oroville, CA Sohnrey & Son Family Farms (Year 6) Off-road equipment replacement Sohnrey & Son Family Farms (Year 6) Off-road equipment replacement Durham Unified School District (Year 6) Lawn and Garden for Schools 9420 Putney Drive Durham, CA Durham Unified School District (Year 6) School Composite Wood (Durham Elementary) 9420 Putney Drive Durham, CA Woodsmoke Reduction Program (Year 6) Replacement of wood-burning devices (CAP Incentives stationary source project plan approved by CARB) Lawn and Garden Equipment Program (Year 6) Voucher program for commercial and residential lawn and garden equipment Disadvantaged Community & Low-Income Community Project Location or Address CAP Funds Requested for Projects Thermalito Union Elementary School District (Year 7) 2075 Poplar St.
Oroville, CA Thermalito Union Elementary School District (Year 7) 1123 Sierra Avenue Oroville, CA Sierra Nevada Brewing Co (Year 7) Off-road equipment replacement (zero-emission) 1075 E 20th St. Chico, CA Sierra Nevada Brewing Co (Year 7) Off-road equipment replacement (zero-emission) 1075 E 20th St. Chico, CA Chico Unified School District (Year 7) 2455 Carmichael Drive Chico, CA Butte County Fair Association (Year 7) 199 E Hazel St.
Gridley, CA Residential Air Filtration Program (Year 7) Project Location or Address CAP Funds Requested for Projects Chico Unified School District (Year 8) School Bus Replacement (Diesel) 2455 Carmichael Drive Chico, CA Thermalito Union Elementary School District (Year 8) Thermalito Water & Sewer Disitrct Woodsmoke Reduction Program Vouchers CAP Incentives Guidelines, Policies, and Procedures: State Community Air Protection Incentives Guidelines District CAP Incentives Policies and Procedures Stationary Source (Woodsmoke Reduction Program) Project Plan Approval Map of Disadvantaged Communities and Low Income Communities as defined by CalEnviroscreen 4.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Butte County organizations, non-profits, businesses, and public agencies. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $10,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
The published deadline was August 14, 2026, which has passed. Check the official notice for any future application windows before investing time in a proposal.
Community Air Protection (CAP) Support Grants is funded by Butte County Air Quality Management District. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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