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Visit funder's website →Community Air Quality Grant Solicitation (Sacramento) is sponsored by Sacramento Metropolitan Air Quality Management District (Sac Metro Air District). The Sac Metro Air District provides mobile source incentive funding for clean air quality projects in Sacramento County. The primary purpose is to promote zero-emission equipment instead of combustion equipment in communities impacted by air pollution.
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Turn on more accessible mode Turn off more accessible mode Businesses > Incentive Programs Asbestos in Building Materials Mobile Sources Air Toxics Protocol GHG Verification Services MaRTy: Measuring Urban Heat Compliance with Permits & Rules Portable Equipment Registration Program (PERP) Low Income Incentive Programs Non-Low Income Incentive Programs Participating Retailer Requirements Incentive Programs Currently selected Community CarShare Program Current Grant Solicitation Infrastructure Incentives Proposition 1B: Goods Movement Emission Reduction Program School Bus Grant Funding & Information Solution for Environment & Economic Development (SEED) Permits & Registration Programs Best Available Control Technology (BACT) Permit Applications, Recordkeeping & Advisories Portable Equipment Registration Program (PERP) The Sac Metro Air District offers various incentive programs for residents, businesses, and public agencies to improve air quality in the Sacramento region and reduce the cost of less polluting equipment and vehicles.
See the details below about our programs to see how you can participate. Please note: Sac Metro Air District does not have incentive funds for trucks and equipment not in compliance with the California Air Resources Board. If you are not in compliance and need assistance, please contact: The Diesel Hotline at (866) 634-3735 or visit www.
arb. ca. gov/truckstop 2025 Community Air Quality Grant Solicitation Status: Closed (Processing Applications) The Sac Metro Air District has allocated over $13 million in mobile source incentive funding to improve air quality and promote cleaner technology in Sacramento.
Funding is available to replace existing heavy-duty vehicles with zero or near-zero-emission trucks and buses, replace older farm tractors and off-road equipment, install low-carbon fueling infrastructure, and fund other innovative clean air projects supporting community greening. Click the links below to learn more about our grant solicitation and program requirements. On-road and infrastructure applications opened on May 1, 2025 .
Applications closed on June 16, 2025 . Off-road applications opened on June 2, 2025 . Applications closed on June 16, 2025 .
Please refer to our Off-Road Grant Incentives Guide for more informaiton. Click here for previous solicitations and awards If you are currently participating in one of our programs and need to make a change, click on the link below.
Participant Resource Page Residential Incentive Programs Community CarShare Program The Community CarShare Program is a pilot car-sharing program to benefit disadvantaged communities in the greater Sacramento area. Clean Cars 4 All helps low-income Sacramento County residents get a new mobility option when they turn in an old vehicle for scrap.
Residents can either get a grant up to $9,500 towards the purchase of a new or nearly new plug-in electric, fully battery-electric, or hydrogen vehicle; or choose the Alternative Transportation Option with up to $7,500 to access public, private, and shared mobility options.
Wood Stove / Fireplace Change Out The Wood Stove Change-Out Program provides funding for the replacement of older, polluting fireplaces and wood stoves with certified cleaner-burning units. Environmental justice zones receive slightly more funding than non-environmental justice zones.
LOW EMISSION VEHICLE & INFRASTRUCTURE INCENTIVES Charlene McGhee Memorial Lawn and Garden Program Incentives for Sacramento County residents, businesses, and organizations to replace old, polluting lawn and garden equipment with commercial zero-emission, battery-electric equipment. Project examples: Chainsaws, pole pruners, leaf blowers, lawn mowers (walk-behind, stand-on, ride-on), and trimmers.
Off-Road Equipment Replacement Incentives to replace Tier 3 and older or gasoline high-polluting off-road equipment with Tier 4 Final or zero-emission level equipment. Applies to existing diesel self-propelled equipment 25 HP or greater operating primarily in Sacramento County. Project examples: Electric UTVs, farm equipment, construction equipment, industrial equipment (tractors, loaders, forklifts, etc...)
Current Eligible Programs: On-Road Equipment Replacement Incentives for cleaner replacement vehicles or expansion of zero-emission on-road equipment in fleets.
Project examples: Heavy-duty trucks, school buses, drayage, shuttles, transit vehicles, refuse trucks, etc. Current Eligible Programs: Community Air Protection Incentives Infrastructure Incentives Incentives to help fund the new installation of charging and fueling infrastructure. Click here to learn more. Project examples: Electric vehicle charging equipment, hydrogen, and natural gas fueling equipment.
Current Eligible Programs: Community Air Protection Incentives Targeted Green Infrastructure Fund Reimbursement of up to $40,000 to improve transit stops with ADA accessibility infrastructure, seating, shelter, shade trees, and/or solar-powered lighting. Public transit agencies or organizations that have or maintain transit stops or stations located in the South Sacramento-Florin AB617 Designated Community are eligible to apply.
Current Eligible Programs: Transit Stop Improvement Program - Closed
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Businesses, government agencies, nonprofits, and other entities in Sacramento County. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Community Air Quality Grant Solicitation (Sacramento) is funded by Sacramento Metropolitan Air Quality Management District (Sac Metro Air District). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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