Division of Air Quality
Utah Clean Fleet Program
The Utah Division of Air Quality provides incentives for public and private fleet owners to decrease vehicle emissions, which are the main cause of air pollution along Utah’s Wasatch Front. We have funds for fleets to get new electric vehicles (EVs) and equipment or to replace older Class 5-8 diesel vehicles and equipment with cleaner alternatives.
More details below.
Looking to upgrade your diesel fleet or try electric?
Fleet owners can be reimbursed up to 90% of costs, depending on the vehicle’s operational criteria, new vehicle/equipment fuel type, and participation in scrapping an older diesel vehicle/equipment.
Vehicles & equipment
Electric vehicles & equipment
Fleet owners can be reimbursed up to 90% of the cost for new:
- Light-duty passenger vehicles
- School buses
- Transit buses
- Delivery trucks
- Class 5-8 trucks and step vans
- Class 8 refuse haulers
- Equipment operating at Salt Lake City Intermodal Terminal
EV chargers
Fleet owners can be reimbursed up to 100% of the cost for new:
- Level 2 electric vehicle chargers
Many of our funding sources combine EVs and chargers together. Learn more about standalone funding for EV chargers here.
Cleaner fuel vehicles & equipment
Fleet owners can be reimbursed up to 55% of the cost for new diesel, CARB Low-NOx, or CNG:
- Class 5-8 trucks, buses; and
- Non-road equipment
- <50 – 751+ horsepower nonroad engines or equipment used in:
- Construction;
- Handling of cargo (including at a port or airport);
- Agriculture;
- Mining; or
- Energy Production (including stationary generators and pumps).
- <50 – 751+ horsepower nonroad engines or equipment used in:
Application process
1. Apply online
Fill out the pre-approval application, and we will match your project to the best funding source you are eligible for.
2. Provide documentation
Once pre-approved, submit remaining documentation about your project, per instructions we provide at the time of pre-approval.
3. Purchase & scrap
Upon approval, purchase your new vehicle/equipment, and if applicable, scrap the old vehicle within 90 days of putting the new one into service.
4. Get reimbursed
Submit your final paid invoices, proof of payment, and new vehicle documentation to receive your funding.
Funding sources and requirements
Contact
For electric school buses: Rebekah Ashley, (385) 867-7809, [email protected]
For electric vehicles/equipment at the Salt Lake City Intermodal Terminal: Amariah Gibbs, (385) 552-6755, [email protected]
For government fleets: Rachel Hancock, (801) 707-2684, [email protected]
For EV chargers: Mat Carlile, (385) 306-6535, [email protected]
For all other vehicles/equipment: Tony Gandolfo, (385) 443-1317, [email protected]