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LOCAL GOVERNMENT PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM
A Funding Opportunity to Improve Air Quality
in Your Community
Mobile Source Air Pollution Reduction Review Committee,
aka “The MSRC”
The MSRC was Established by the California Legislature in
1990
Sole Mission is to Invest Funds to Reduce Air Pollution
Generated by Mobile Sources (i.e., cars, trucks, buses, etc.)
Funds Generated by Surcharge on Motor Vehicle Registrations
The MSRC Works Closely with the South Coast Air Quality
Management District; However, the MSRC is NOT a
Regulatory Agency
The MSRC Invests in Clean Air Projects that Support SCAQMD
Objectives & Priorities
SIGNIFICANT AIR QUALITY CHALLENGES IN
OUR REGION…
ACCORDING TO THE SOUTH COAST AQMD…
–South Coast Region is EXTREME NON-ATTAINMENT for OZONE
–Ozone Causes RESPIRATORY AILMENTS and is a Primary
SMOG
Component of
MANDATORY AIR POLLUTION REDUCTIONS
ARE NEEDED NOW…
NOx
is a Precursor to Ozone (SMOG) Formation…
From Today’s Levels –NOx Emissions Need to be Reduced 45%
by 2023 –That’s Only a Few Years Away…
HOW DO WE REDUCE NOx EMISSIONS BY 45%?
By Implementing the
Clean Air Measures
Outlined in the South Coast
AQMD’s 2016 Air Quality
Management Plan
The AQMP is the Roadmap for How to Meet Our Mandated
Clean Air Obligations
THE MSRC IS PARTNERING WITH THE SOUTH COAST
AQMD AND WANTS TO PARTNER WITH YOU…
…To Implement High Priority AQMP Strategies
AQMP includes Traditional Regulatory Measures & Incentive-based
Strategies
Incentive-Based Programs will Accelerate the Introduction of Key AQMP
Technologies including Zero & Near-Zero Emission Vehicles
The MSRC Has Reserved Incentive Funding for Your
Jurisdiction under the Local Government Partnership
Program
This is a great opportunity to receive funding to
implement projects your jurisdiction needs to be
part of our clean air future
Participation is 100% voluntary
Funding is already reserved for your jurisdiction
Please ask your staff to work with the MSRCto
develop projects that jumpstart implementation of
the AQMP& help improve air quality for all
residents
City of Santa Ana Fleet
Green Initiatives
Alternate fuel inventory:
Liquid Propane Gas –15 Heavy Duty
Compressed Natural Gas –6 Heavy 2 Light
Electric –1 Medium, 14 Light
Percentage of Fleet that are Alternate fueled
vehicles = 11%
Fleet Staff is actively working with Sempra
Utility to implement a CNG Commercial access
station at the Corporate Yard.
Thank You