Funding Wizard

The Glenn County Air Pollution Control District is excited to announce that it is opening its application period to local growers for participation in the FARMER grant program, a program that provides grant funding to local growers who want to upgrade their older diesel powered farming equipment to newer and cleaner technologies

The San Joaquin Valley Air Pollution Control District (SJVAPCD) is partnering with the Great Basin Unified Air Pollution Control District (GBUAPCD) to administer the Carl Moyer Memorial Air Quality Standards Attainment Program (Carl Moyer Program) in Inyo, Mono and Alpine Counties.

The Carl Moyer Program provides grant funding to encourage the voluntary purchase of cleaner-than-required engines, equipment, and emission reduction technology.

The Imperial County Air Pollution Control District (ICAPCD) has grant funds available under the Carl Moyer Program to assist Imperial County individuals and businesses in reducing pollutants from diesel engines by replacing them with newer, cleaner technologies. Grants will be made available to qualified applicants, subject to the requirements of the program.

The Lassen County Air Pollution Control District (Air District) is currently accepting application packets for Year 22 of the Carl Moyer Program. Applications can be submitted now through August 30, 2020. A Carl Moyer Application can be found below.

In Lassen County the Carl Moyer Program provide grant funding for qualifying projects. Applicants must obtain approval and have a signed, executed contract from the Air District prior to purchase and installation of any qualifying equipment. Any equipment purchased or installed prior to contract execution is ineligible. 

Eligible funding categories include:

• Agricultural diesel engine projects (i.e. tractors, forklifts, baler, agricultural pumps, etc.)
• On and off-road diesel projects (i.e. filters and/or replacements)

The Wood Stove Replacement Program is funded by the Lassen County Air Pollution Control District. This program provides an incentive voucher to replace a pre-1992 or homemade non-EPA certified wood-burning stove or fireplace that is used as a primary source of heat with either an EPA-certified wood stove or insert, pellet stove or insert, natural gas, propane, or electric heating device. Vouchers of $1500 are available to all Lassen County residents with qualifying devices, who have not received a wood stove replacement grant within the last 5 years. For low-income residents enhanced vouchers of $3000 are available. 

The Locomotive Program provides incentive funds for the replacement of old high-polluting locomotives to new Tier 4 units. Alternative switcher locomotives include genset locomotives (Multi-engine switcher) and electric-hybrid locomotives. Multi-engine switchers are typically powered by two or three off-road engines, while electric hybrids use a small diesel engine to charge batteries that provide locomotive power.

The City of Lodi offers rebates for the installation and purchase of Level 2 electric vehicle chargers.

Do you want to help save energy, water, and receive a rebate?

The City offers rebates to help you reduce energy and water use in your home when you purchase ENERGY STAR and WATERSENSE qualified appliances.

For more information about these programs, call 805-875-8018 or send us an e-mail at rebate@esgroupllc.com. Please provide your name, mailing address, and telephone number to request more information.