Vehicle Repair and Replacement Assistance Program

Vehicle Repair and Replacement Assistance Program is sponsored by Davis County, Utah. Offers financial assistance toward emissions-related repairs or replacement of vehicles unable to meet current emissions standards.

Vehicle Repair Assistance Program (VRAP) Vehicle Repair Assistance Program (VRAP) The Vehicle Repair Assistance Program (VRAP) provides financial assistance toward the repair of vehicles that are unable to meet current emissions standards. It has been determined that vehicles produce approximately 50% of the air pollution along the Wasatch Front.

A vehicle that has failed an emissions test may emit over 100x more air pollution than a vehicle that is operating properly. The funding will allow for the repair of these failing vehicles instead of allowing these vehicles to be issued a waiver. VRAP Applications and Resources To apply for assistance submit a completed VRAP Application to the Davis County Environmental Health Division.

Income Qualifications for Financial Assistance Financial assistance can be awarded to individuals with household incomes that are less than 300% of the Federal Poverty Guidelines (FPG). See Table 1.

Table 1: 2026 Federal Poverty Guidelines Dependents* 200% 250% 300% 1 $31,920 $39,900 $47,850 2 $43,280 $54,100 $64,920 3 $54,640 $68,300 $81,960 4 $66,000 $82,500 $99,000 5 $77,360 $96,700 $116,040 6 $88,720 $110,900 $133,080 Each additional dependent +$11,360 +$14,200 +$17,040 *Each household member counts as a dependent. For example, a household with a husband, wife, and child has 3 (three) dependents.

Eligibility for financial assistance is typically based on the Adjusted Gross Income reported on the most recent Federal Income Tax form. However, eligibility may also be determined through other means such as a W-2, paystubs, disability statements, alimony, and child support court orders.

Financial Assistance Available Toward Repairs Financial assistance for emissions related repairs may cover the entire repair for those who qualify, but maximum assistance towards emission-related repairs is capped at $1,000. This means that if a repair costs $1,500 an individual who qualifies for 100% assistance will still be responsible to pay the remaining $500.

Also, please be aware that if the repair costs less than the amount qualified for, the remaining balance on the voucher is not refunded to the individual. See Table 2 for more information.

Table 2: Repair Sliding Scale Assistance Guide Household Income (FPG) Repair Assistance Maximum Amount 200% and below 100% $1,000 201% - 250% 75% $750 251% - 300% 50% $500 Vehicle Repair Qualifications In order to qualify for financial assistance toward an emissions-related repair of the vehicle, the vehicle must: Have failed an emissions test Show no evidence of tampering with the emission control systems Be registered in Davis County Have been registered in Utah within the last 12 months preceding the application Be registered under the vehicle owner's name Only emissions related repairs made by stations that have been approved by the Davis County Health Department are eligible for financial assistance.

In order to be approved by the department, a station must first be permitted as an I/M station in Davis County. View a list of approved VRAP repair stations in Davis County. Financial Assistance Vouchers The financial assistance is provided in voucher form.

In order to obtain a voucher you must first submit the following to the Davis County Health Department: A completed VRAP Application Applicable documentation of a failed emissions test Your most recent Federal Income Tax forms or other approved financial documentation review the application and associated documents and issue an assistance voucher for your use at a participating repair station.

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