Grant FundingGrantsDetected Jun 16, 2026

The May 2026 Grant Funds Project Summary shows substantial ongoing balances in AVAQMD’s incentive programs: 1,062,774 in AB 2766 Mobile Source Emission Reduction (4 DMV fee) funds, 2,210,206 in AB 923 funds, 509,384 in Carl Moyer Program funds (with 1,389,487 FY23/24 allocation pending), and 2,350,677 in AB 134 Community Air Protection Program (CAPP) funds. These programs finance projects that reduce emissions from motor vehicles and related sources, including on-road and off-road equipment, agricultural vehicles, school buses, light-duty vehicle retirement, and alternative fuel/electric infrastructure. The existence of sizable uncommitted balances signals that AVAQMD will continue issuing solicitations or accepting applications for eligible projects in coming months and years, particularly for zero- and near-zero-emission vehicles, equipment, and infrastructure in disadvantaged communities.Vendors in clean transportation, off-road equipment, charging/fueling infrastructure, and grant-writing services can use this information to prepare project proposals with local fleets, cities, and private operators that align with these funding streams.

Funding categories include on-road heavy-duty, off-road equipment, ag equipment, school buses, light-duty retirement, lawn mower replacement, and alternative fuel/electric infrastructure, with cost-effectiveness limits and surplus emission reduction requirements for AB 923, Carl Moyer, and AB 134.

Antelope Valley Air Quality Management DistrictOngoing AVAQMD incentive grant programs for mobile source emissions reductions

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