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Utah Clean Fleet Program

The Utah Division of Air Quality offers incentives for fleet owners to reduce vehicle emissions, the primary source of air pollution in Utah’s Wasatch Front. Funding is available to encourage the early retirement of Class 5-8 diesel vehicles and non-road equipment through the Utah Clean Fleet Program.

Electric Vehicle Charging Station Funding Available

Tax Credits for Alternative Fuel Heavy Duty Vehicle

Looking to upgrade your diesel equipment?

Fleet owners are eligible for up to 45% cost reimbursement. See qualifying equipment below.

Reimbursement up to

45%

for new all-electric

(includes charging equipment & installation)

35%

for new CARB Low-NOx

25%

for new diesel

Apply Now

Yes, applications are open!

See guidelines for application and follow-up processes

Vehicles

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  • On-Highway, Class 5-8 Diesel Vehicles, Engine Model Years 2009 and Older
  • School, Shuttle, and Transit Buses
  • Medium-Heavy-Duty or Heavy-Heavy-Duty Diesel Trucks

Criteria for vehicle replacement

Vehicles must:

  • be within engine model years 2009 and older.
  • operate a minimum of 50% in the following counties: Box Elder, Cache, Davis, Duchesne, Salt Lake, Tooele, Uintah, Utah, and Weber
  • be fully operational and have a minimum of three years remaining in its useful life
  • travel a minimum of 7,000 miles annually (for the two years prior to upgrade)
  • be currently owned and operated by the participating fleet owner for two years prior to the upgrade
  • be permanently disabled within 90 days of placing the new vehicle into service
  • be replaced with vehicles/equipment that are within the same vehicle class or equipment horsepower and operate in the same function and areas as the vehicle being replaced

Equipment

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  • Nonroad Diesel Equipment
  • <50 – 751+ horsepower Nonroad Engines or Equipment, engine model years 1986+ -used in:
    • Construction;
    • Handling of Cargo (including at a port or airport);
    • Agriculture;
    • Mining; or
    • Energy Production (including stationary generators and pumps).

Criteria for equipment replacement

Equipment must:

  • be 51 horsepower or higher and engine model year 2006 or newer or 51-300 horsepower and engine model year 1996 or newer, or 301 horsepower or higher and engine model year 1986 and newer
  • Tier 0-Tier 3 and replaced with Tier 4
  • operate a minimum of 50% in the following counties: Box Elder, Cache, Davis, Duchesne, Salt Lake, Tooele, Uintah, Utah, and Weber
  • be fully operational and have a minimum of three years remaining in its useful life
  • operate a minimum of 500 hours annually (250 hours for agriculture equipment)
  • be permanently disabled within 90 days of placing the new vehicle into service
  • be replaced with equipment that is the same horsepower and operates in the same function and areas as the equipment being replaced

Application & follow-up process

Part 1:
Apply
Part 2:
Submit Bids
Part 3:
Purchase
Part 4:
Destruction
Download guidelines for application and follow-up processes

Part I Forms

Part II Forms

On Road Bid Forms

Nonroad Bid Forms

Contact

Tony Gandolfo, (385) 443-1317, [email protected]
Rachel Winters, (385) 561-9356, [email protected]

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