2020 COMMUNITY TRANSPORTATION NEEDS ASSESSMENT VOUCHER AWARDEES       In its inaugural year, the Clean Mobility Options Voucher Pilot Program awarded Community Transportation Needs Assessment vouchers worth a total of $1.15 million to under-resourced communities across California, with $150,000 of that total set aside and awarded specifically to Native American tribes. The program awarded vouchers worth up to $50,000 each to 24 California nonprofits, local governments, transit agencies, and Native American tribes. See list of awardees below. Click here for an interactive map and a full list with awardees and other unawarded applicants. Click here to read the press release.     SHARE THE GOOD NEWS! Click here to retweet us @CACleanMobility.       LIST OF AWARDEES  (Listed in alphabetical order by lead applicant)   ActiveSGV, a project of Community Partners Awarded: $50,000 Location: El Monte, S. El Monte County: Los Angeles   Big Pine Paiute Tribe of the Owens Valley Awarded: $50,000 Location: Big Pine Indian Reservation^ County: Inyo   BikeVentura Awarded: $49,804 Location: Oxnard County: Ventura   CHERP-Locally Grown Power Awarded: $50,000 Location: Pomona County: Los Angeles   City of Fresno Department of Transportation Fresno Area Express Awarded: $48,430 Location: City of Fresno (Three Palms Mobile Home Park) County: Fresno   Community Resource Project Awarded: $49,970 Location: Sacramento County: Sacramento   County of San Diego Awarded: $49,515 Location: Spring Valley, San Diego (2 affordable housing properties) County: San Diego   Ecology Action Awarded: $50,000 Location: Salinas County: Monterey   Fresno County Economic Opportunity Commission Awarded: $50,000 Location: Del Rey, Firebaugh, Fowler, Kerman, Mendota, Parlier County: Fresno   Fresno County Rural Transit Agency Awarded: $36,885 Location: Biola* County: Fresno   Fresno Metro Ministry Awarded: $49,990 Location: City of Fresno County: Fresno   Kern Council of Governments Awarded: $49,924 Location: Tejon^, Tubatulabal^; Delano, McFarland ,Wasco, Shafter, Taft, Arvin,Buttonwillow*, Lamont*, Lake Isabella*, Bodfish* County: Kern   Native American Environmental Protection Coalition Awarded: $50,000 Location: Manzanita Reservation^ County: San Diego   Paskenta Band of Nomlaki Indians Awarded: $50,000 Location: Paskenta Reservation^ County: Tehama   Porterville Unified School District Awarded: $48,802 Location: Porterville County: Tulare   Riverside Community College District Awarded: $49,530 Location: Riverside City College, Moreno Valley College, Norco College* County: Riverside   Sacramento Public Library Awarded: $49,800 Location: South Sacramento (Southgate)* County: Sacramento   Social Good Fund Awarded: $50,000 Location: Watsonville County: Santa Cruz   The Latino Equity Advocacy & Policy Institute (The LEAP Institute)~ Awarded: $50,000 Location: Kettleman City* County: Kings   Awarded: $50,000 Location: Pajaro* County: Monterey   Awarded: $50,000 Location: Mecca* County: Riverside   Urban Collaborative Project Awarded: $18,750 Location: San Diego (Chollas View, Ocean View) County: San Diego   Western Riverside Council of Governments Awarded: $48,600 Location: Moreno Valley, Corona, San Jacinto County: Riverside   Youth Transportation Organization (YOOTS) Awarded: $50,000 Location: Richmond County: Contra Costa   * Unincorporated Area ^ Tribal Area ~ Lead applicants representing unincorporated land can apply for up to three projects.     SPACE   ABOUT CLEAN MOBILITY OPTIONS   The Clean Mobility Options (CMO) Voucher Pilot Program is a statewide initiative that provides zero-emission shared mobility options to underserved communities in California. The CMO Voucher Pilot is available throughout California to eligible disadvantaged communities, as well as eligible low-income tribal and affordable-housing communities, to increase access to safe, reliable, convenient and affordable transportation options.    There is now up to $20 million available for Clean Mobility Projects (up to $1 million per project). Of the total $20 million, up to $2 million is set-aside specifically for tribes.   SPACE     For more information, please visit the Clean Mobility Options Voucher Pilot Program website or email info@cleanmobilityoptions.org.     Clean Mobility Options is part of California Climate Investments, a statewide initiative that puts billions of Cap-and-Trade dollars to work reducing greenhouse gas emissions, strengthening the economy, and improving public health and the environment — particularly in disadvantaged communities.

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