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Goods Movement Emission Reduction Program
Intent or Criteria: The $1 billion Proposition 1B:
Goods Movement Emission Reduction Program (Program) is a
partnership between the State Air Resources Board (ARB) and local
agencies (like air districts and seaports) to quickly reduce air
pollution emissions and health risk from freight movement along California's
trade corridors (map).
Local agencies apply to ARB for funding, then those agencies offer
financial incentives to owners of equipment used in freight movement to
upgrade to cleaner technologies. Projects funded under this
Program must achieve early or extra emission reductions not otherwise
required by law or regulation.
Guidelines:
2015
Program Guidelines
Administrative Agency: California Environmental Protection Agency / Air Resources Board.
Recipient Agencies: ARB awarded funds to local agencies, including air districts and seaports.
Accountability Plan: The Department of Finance approved ARB's three-part accountability structure for this Program, required by Executive Order S-02-07, in February 2008.Upcoming Events
When can I apply for Proposition 1B funding?Local Air Districts are not currently accepting applications.
To receive information on Proposition 1B funding opportunities for other equipment, please sign up for our list serve gmbond. To learn about other financial incentives for heavy-duty trucks, please visit the Truck Stop.
Year 5 Truck Solicitation Information
- Program Hints and Tips includes information to assist equipment owners in applying for Program funds to upgrade their truck and to maintain eligibility during the Year 5 Truck Solicitation.
- Solicitations held in January 2017 and later
- Class 8 Funding Chart includes information to assist equipment owners of Class 8 trucks with their options for selecting an eligible replacement engine/truck, including funding amounts.
- Class 7 Funding Chart includes information to assist equipment owners of Class 7 trucks with their options for selecting an eligible replacement engine/truck, including funding amounts.
- Class 6 Funding Chart includes information to assist equipment owners of Class 6 trucks with their options for selecting an eligible replacement engine/truck, including funding amounts.
- Class 5 Funding Chart includes information to assist equipment owners of Class 5 trucks with their options for selecting an eligible replacement engine/truck, including funding amounts.
- Solicitations held in 2015 and 2016
- Class 8 Funding Chart includes information to assist equipment owners of Class 8 trucks with their options for selecting an eligible replacement engine/truck, including funding amounts.
- Class 7 Funding Chart includes information to assist equipment owners of Class 7 trucks with their options for selecting an eligible replacement engine/truck, including funding amounts.
- Class 6 Funding Chart includes information to assist equipment owners of Class 6 trucks with their options for selecting an eligible replacement engine/truck, including funding amounts.
- 2-for-1 Funding Chart includes information to assist equipment owners of two Class 6-8 trucks with their options for selecting a single eligible replacement engine/truck, including funding amounts.
Resources
Local Agency Contact Information for Questions about your Application
- Bay Area Air Quality Management District; grants@baaqmd.gov; Program Hotline: (415) 749-4994 (option 1) (leave message if no answer)
- Sacramento Metropolitan Air Quality Management District
- San Diego County Air Pollution Control District; cleanairgrants@sdcounty.ca.gov; Program Hotline: (858) 586-2600
- San Joaquin Valley Air Pollution Control District; Prop1B@valleyair.org; Program Contact: (559) 230-5800
- South Coast Air Quality Management District; Mwang@aqmd.gov; Mei Wang: (909) 396-3257
Program Guidance and Program Requirements
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September 2015 Board Resolution 15-43 and explanatory Staff Report on award of $220M in Year 5 funds.
- 2015 Program Guidelines that define the responsibilities of ARB, local agencies, and equipment owners, as well as the technical specifications and funding caps for eligible projects.
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September
2015 Supplemental Procedures for Ships at Berth and Cargo Handling
Equipment Projects.
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June
2015 Board Resolution 15-20 and explanatory
Staff Report on adoption of Update to Program Guidelines.
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July
2013 Board Resolution 13-34 and explanatory
Staff Report on award of $154M in Year 4 funds.
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February
2013 Revised Supplemental Procedures for Ships at Berth and Cargo
Handling Equipment Projects.
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January 2013 Board Resolution 13-5 and explanatory
Staff Report on adoption of Update to Program Guidelines.
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December 2011 Board Resolution 11-40 and explanatory
Staff Report on award of $100.8M in Year 3 funds.
- June
2010 Board Resolution 10-27 and explanatory
Staff Report on award of $200M in
Year 2 funds.
- March 2010 Board Resolution 10-18 and explanatory Staff Report on adoption of Update to Program Guidelines.
- May 2009 Board Resolution 09-40 amending the Guidelines to reflect the delay in bond funding, the transfer of funds to backup projects, and other changes to existing grant agreements to support implementation.
- May 2008 Board Resolution 08-06 and explanatory Staff Report on award of $221M in Year 1 main grants.
- February
2008 Board
Resolution 08-12 and explanatory
Staff Report (includes implementing legislation) on adoption
of Program Guidelines and award of $25M in early grants.
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January 2017 Executive Order G-17-004
adopting modifications to the Program Guidelines for Year 5 trucks, cargo handling equipment, and TRU projects.
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May 2016 Executive Order G-16-024
adopting modifications to the Program Guidelines for Year 5 ships at berth projects.
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February 2016 Executive Order G-16-009
adopting modifications to the Program Guidelines for Year 5 truck and
locomotive projects, and the reallocation of unspent funds.
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May 2015 Executive Order G-15-033
adopting modifications to the Program Guidelines for
the filter substrate replacement program, operational deadlines for Year 4 truck projects, and the reallocation of unspent
funds.
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October
2013 Executive Order G-13-089
adopting modifications to the Program Guidelines for Year 4 funds and allocations of recaptured funds to provide
the greatest incentive funding opportunities for eligible small truck
fleets.
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May
2013 Executive Order G-13-050 adopting modifications to the
Program Guidelines for truck reuse pilot projects and truck reuse
programs.
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December
2012 Executive Order G-12-144
adopting modifications to the Program Guidelines for Year
1 through Year 3 and future funds.
- October
2012 Executive Order G-12-092 adopting the allocation of
unspent drayage funds and Spring 2012 bond proceeds.
- April
2012 Executive Order G-12-032
adopting modifications to the Program Guidelines for maintaining
eligibility for truck projects that become inoperable prior to
replacement.
- July
2010 Executive
Order G0-10-58 adopting modifications to the Program
Guidelines for Year 1 and Year 2 funds.
- March
2010 Executive
Order G-10-007 adopting modifications to the Program
Guidelines for Year 1 funds.
- January
2010 Executive Order G-10-006
allocating additional funds to the Bay Area air district's Year 1 grant for trucks serving ports and intermodal rail yards.
- August
2008 Executive Order 08-012 approving requests by
the Bay Area and
San Diego air districts to defer early grant funds to main Year 1 grants.
- June
2008 Executive Order 08-011 changing the emission
specifications
for new switcher locomotives.
- ARB staff clarifications on Program requirements that address implementation questions posed by local agencies and equipment owners.
Technical Tools and Documents
ARB Executive Orders certifying new truck engines to show compliance with Program requirements for Year 5 funds.- The following Year 5 Project Benefits Calculators will estimate the emission reductions and bond cost-effectiveness of proposed projects: * Note that these calculators are in Excel 2010 version. Using previous versions of Excel may result in compatibility issues. If you should encounter these issues, please contact ARB staff at 916-444-6637 or email gmbond@arb.ca.gov.
Forms for Local Agencies
- Delegation of Authority to Submit Grant Disbursement Requests that local agencies can use to identify individuals authorized to sign these requests.
- Compliance check template for local agencies to provide information to ARB to evaluate whether the equipment owner and/or piece of equipment have any outstanding violations of ARB regulations on record.
ARB Program Contacts
- Sign up for our list serve gmbond for meetings notices and updates.
- Email us at: gmbond@arb.ca.gov.
- Call the Goods Movement Information Line at (916) 44-GOODS (444-6637).
Local Agency Webpage Links
- Bay Area Air Quality Management District
- Imperial County Air Pollution Control District
- Sacramento Metropolitan Air Quality Management District
- San Diego County Air Pollution Control District
- San Joaquin Valley Air Pollution Control District
- South Coast Air Quality Management District
Additional Webpage Links
- Sustainable Freight: Pathways to Zero and Near-Zero Emissions, Discussion Document
- 2007 State Goods Movement Action Plan
- 2006 ARB Emission Reduction Plan for Ports and Goods Movement (and rulemaking links)
- ARB diesel regulations and programs
- Diesel-related activities and regulations (all):
- Health risk assessments for goods movement facilities: