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Find similar grantsMowing Down Pollution Program (MCMOW) is sponsored by Maricopa County Air Quality Department (MCAQD). This program provides vouchers to Maricopa County residents and businesses for replacing gasoline-powered lawn and garden equipment with new electric or battery-powered alternatives. It is a partnership with the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality.
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Mowing Down Pollution Program | Maricopa County, AZ Extreme Heat Warning in effect Tuesday, July 7 at 10 a. m. through Thursday, July 9 at 8 p.
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gov/Heat Incentive Programs and Grants Mowing Down Pollution Program Mowing Down Pollution Program To help improve air quality and reduce air pollution produced by gasoline powered lawn and garden equipment, the Maricopa County Air Quality Department (MCAQD) in partnership with the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality, created the Mowing Down Pollution program for residential and commercial equipment.
This handheld lawn and garden equipment replacement program allows government agencies and businesses operating in Maricopa County to replace up to five gasoline powered handheld lawn and garden devices per year to receive a $300 voucher for each working gasoline handheld device turned in at a participating drop-off location. Once turned in, devices are recycled.
The voucher must be used towards the purchase of a new electric or battery powered handheld lawn and garden device at participating Home Depot locations.
This lawn and garden replacement program provides Maricopa County residents an opportunity to replace a gasoline powered lawn mower and/or a gasoline powered handheld lawn and garden device to receive a $200 voucher towards the cost of a new electric and a battery powered lawn mower and/or a $75 voucher towards the cost handheld lawn and garden device at participating Home Depot stores after recycling gas-powered equipment at a participating drop-off location.
Why Should You Replace Your Old Lawn and Garden Equipment? This program gives YOU the power to aid in pollution reduction efforts. Electric and battery powered lawn and garden equipment are quieter, cleaner, and eliminate the hassle of obtaining and using gasoline.
Complete the online application: Commercial Lawn/Garden Device Application Print and take the Drop-off Verification Form and your working gasoline handheld lawn and garden devices to one of the four approved drop-off locations and have the form signed and stamped by drop-off location staff. Submit your completed Drop-off Verification Form to MCAQD.
Receive a $300 voucher for each device turned in towards the purchase of a new electric or battery powered handheld lawn and garden device at participating Home Depot locations (in-store purchase required). Maximum of five devices per business totaling $1,500.
Download Commercial Program Flyer Complete the online application: Residential Application Print and take the Drop-off Verification Form(s) and your working gasoline lawn mower and/or other lawn and garden devices to one of the five approved drop-off locations and have the form(s) signed and stamped by drop-off location staff. Submit your completed Drop-off Verification Form(s) to MCAQD.
Receive a $200 voucher for an electric or battery powered lawn mower and/or a $75 voucher for a lawn and garden handheld device and redeem at a participating Home Depot location (in-store purchase required). Download Residential Program Flyer Participating Home Depot Locations Green = Commercial and Residential Locations Orange = Residential Locations Who is Eligible to Receive a Voucher?
Program Requirements and Eligibility Purchasing Equipment Requirements Program Requirements and Eligibility Participants must be a government entity or business registered with the Arizona Corporation Commission. Participants must currently own and operate all handheld lawn and garden devices in Maricopa County.
Participants must deliver and relinquish working gasoline powered handheld lawn and garden devices to a participating Maricopa County Equipment Service Center or Transfer Station location. Participants may submit multiple applications but for no more than five devices per year. Limit five (5) voucher discounts per applicant each year from date of first application.
Vouchers must be used towards the purchase of zero-emission electric or battery powered handheld devices. Multiple discounts cannot be combined for the purchase of a single device. Only one discount per device is allowed.
The participant is responsible for any payment above the $300 voucher amount per device. The new zero-emission electric or battery powered handheld lawn and garden devices must be purchased from select participating Home Depot locations in-store. The participant must reside within Maricopa County.
The participant must reside at the address identified on the application. The participant must currently own and operate a working gasoline lawn mower and/or other lawn and garden devices in Maricopa County. Limit one (1) lawn mower voucher per address every three (3) years and must be used to exchange for a zero-emission electric or battery powered lawn mower.
Limit one (1) lawn and garden device voucher per address every three (3) years and must be used to exchange for a zero-emission electric or battery powered lawn and garden device (excluding a lawn mower). The new zero-emission electric or battery powered lawn mower and lawn and garden device must be purchased from select participating Home Depot locations in-store.
Participant must deliver and relinquish a working gasoline powered lawn mower and/or other lawn and garden device to a Maricopa County Equipment Service Center or Transfer Station location. The $200 voucher and $75 voucher cannot be combined for a single purchase. The participant will be responsible for any payment more than the $200 and/or $75 voucher amount.
Purchasing Equipment Requirements New handheld lawn and garden equipment purchases must: Be zero-emission electric, cordless or corded, and can be residential or commercial grade If cordless, must include battery and charger Mowers are not part of this program New handheld lawn and garden equipment purchases must: Be a push or self-propelled lawn mower and/or other lawn and garden devices specified for residential use Be zero-emission electric, cordless or corded If cordless, must include battery and charger Lawn equipment that is NOT ELIGIBLE: Tractors used to pull mowing equipment For more information, call 602-506-LAWN or email Lawn@maricopa.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Maricopa County residents and businesses. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $275 in residential vouchers; up to $1,500 in commercial vouchers. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Mowing Down Pollution Program (MCMOW) is funded by Maricopa County Air Quality Department (MCAQD). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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