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The BAAQMD's Carl Moyer Program provides grants primarily for installing new, cleaner engines or emission-control devices in heavy-duty equipment, such as trucks and buses, marine vessels, construction equipment, locomotives, and agricultural irrigation pumps.

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Community Grant Program

Awards Announcement

The Bay Area Air Quality Management District is pleased to announce the recipients of the 2009 Community Grant Program Awards. The Community Grant Program will expand efforts to reduce air pollution and maximize community participation in the protection our health and the environment.

The Air District received 57 applications for a total requested amount of $2,173,413 for a grant program totaling only $250,000. The applications were highly competitive and the review process was difficult. Great need and merit were obvious to all who participated in the application review process.

Congratulations to each recipient and to ALL applicants our deepest appreciation for your on-going efforts to improve air quality in the Bay Area!

  • Applicant: American Lung Association
    Project: Asthma management in schools
    Location: Oakland/Alameda
    Amount Awarded: $43,707
  • Applicant: Axis Community Health
    Project: Medical and educational asthma interventions for low-income uninsured
    Location: Tri-Valley/Alameda
    Amount Awarded: $30,089
  • Applicant: Chabot Space and Science Center
    Project: Creation of a stationary and web-based climate education laboratory
    Location: Multiple County
    Amount Awarded: $50,000
  • Applicant: CreatTV
    Project: Youth-based climate change social media project
    Location: San Jose/Santa Clara
    Amount Awarded: $37,800
  • Applicant: Earth Team
    Project: Youth leadership development and education about diesel particulates
    Location: West Oakland/Alameda
    Amount Awarded: $43,072
  • Applicant: Greenaction
    Project: Diesel education and emissions reduction
    Location: Southeast San Francisco
    Amount Awarded: $50,000

    • Total: $254,668

 

Last Updated: 11/15/2010