cmaq – Tulsa Area Clean Cities

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- StakeholdersThe Tulsa Area Clean Cities Coalition is one of more than 80 such coalitions across the nation working to expand the use of alternative fuel vehicles. More than 1,800 stakeholders nationwide have joined Clean Cities to help build the local alternative fuels market, improve air quality, stimulate the local economy and increase public awareness of alternative fuels. Stakeholders include fuel suppliers, vehicle manufacturers, fleet managers, utilities, environmental and health groups, and state and local governments. AAA Oklahoma AEP-PSO Aircraft Fueling Systems America Airlines American Lung Association of Oklahoma Big Man EV CH4 International City of Bixby City of Broken Arrow City of Catoosa City of Collinsville City of Glenpool City of Jenks City of Owasso City of Perry City of Sapulpa City of Tulsa, Office of the Mayor City of Tulsa, Parks & Recreation Emission Solutions, Inc. Ford Motor Company Fuelman, Inc. General Motors Corporation Green Country Biodiesel Harvest Wind and Solar Indian Nations Council of Governments (INCOG) Jim Norton Toyota Joe Marina Honda Keep Oklahoma Beautiful Magellan, LLC The Metropolitan Environmental Trust Metropolitan Tulsa Transit Authority Mid-Del Technology NGV Coalition of Oklahoma Office of the Governor Office of the Secretary of Energy Office of the Secretary of Environment Office…
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- ConnectFor more information about the Tulsa Clean Cities program, specific grants or legislation, please contact: Tulsa Area Clean Cities Two West 2nd Street, Suite 800 Tulsa, OK 74103 918-579-9434 E-Mail Us

2016 CMAQ Funding Announcement

$240,000 Available to Local Towns, Cities, Counties and School Districts Funding Available for Alternative Fuel Vehicles, Infrastructure, and Idle Reduction INCOG and Tulsa Area Clean Cities (TACC) have released a Request for Proposals (RFP) for local transportation projects improving air quality and reducing the use of gasoline and diesel. The Read more…

By Tulsa Clean Cities, 9 yearsJune 8, 2016 ago