The MSRC Celebrates Clean Air Day on October 6
For the second consecutive year, the MSRC is a proud supporter of California Clean Air Day, taking place on Wednesday, October 6th.
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City of Burbank Expands Electric Vehicle Charging for Residents and Visitors
On July 12, the City of Burbank celebrated the installation of eight new charging stations located at the Community Services Building parking lot.
The MSRC Helps fund an Innovative SoCal EV Mapping Tool
The MSRC provided funding to the UCLA Luskin Center for Innovation to identify certain locations in the South Coast Air Quality Management District with likely high demand for electric vehicle charging.
Another Chance to Celebrate the MSRC’s 30 Years of Clean Transportation Projects
We are presenting six more projects that reflect the three decades of Clean Transportation Funded-programs that have helped to clean up the air in Southern California:
MSRC/SCAG Last-Mile Program Offers $10 Million for Goods Movement
The MSRC has partnered with the Southern California Association of
Continuing the Celebration of the MSRC’s 30 Years of Clean Air Projects
We are halfway through celebr
Newest MSRC Member Jed Leano Sees Interplay between Housing and Transportation Policy as Key to Improving Air Quality
Joining the MSRC earlier this year, Claremont City Council Mem
$10 Million Clean Truck Funding Opportunity for MSRC-SCAG Last Mile Freight Initiative
The Call for Projects is now open for the Southern California Association of Governments’ (SCAG) $10 million Last Mile Freight Program, made possible by Clean Transportation Funding from the MSRC. The match-funding program will support “last mile” transportation technology to help goods movement providers invest in cleaner trucks and infrastructure.
Additional Funding Available for Class 8 Trucks in VIP Plus Up Program
The MSRC is excited to announce that it is offering an additional $25,000 for eligible Class 8 trucks through the Voucher Incentive Plus Up Program. The maximum combined incentive for Class 8 trucks has been increased from $100,000 to $125,000. So, smaller fleets (10 or fewer trucks) can get even more money when they purchase a Class 8 truck with a new, lower-emission engine which meets or exceeds the optional low NOx standard of 0.02 g/bhp-hr.