VCAPCD

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To protect public health and agriculture from the adverse effects of air pollution by identifying air pollution problems and developing a comprehensive program to achieve and maintain state and federal air quality standards.

 

 

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Public representation

 

Hearing BoardCandidates sought for Hearing Board

 

Three Ventura County residents are needed to serve as alternates on the independent body that decides whether to approve petitions submitted by operators of air pollution sources, district staff and the public. Positions are available for medical and engineering professionals and a member of the public.

 

Farm innovation

 

Solar HarvesterAir district to finance solar-powered harvest aids

 

The Ventura County Air Pollution Control District awarded a $50,000 grant to an Oxnard strawberry farm to begin replacing its gasoline-powered harvest-aid machines with solar models it helped develop. The Clean Air Fund grant will help GoodFarms LLC purchase two solar-powered harvest machines for Crisalida Berry Ranch, a 100-acre farm on Rice Avenue near East Pleasant Valley Road.

 

Environmental steward

 

Limoneira joins vessel speed-reduction program

 

The Santa Paula-based agribusiness is the newest ambassador for Protecting Blue Whales and Blue Skies. It joins other organizations united by their commitment to ship more sustainably and reduce the negative biodiversity impacts of their supply chains.

 

Community Air Protection

 

VUSD Electric BusGrants will fund electric school buses and chargers

 

The Ventura County Air Pollution Control District has awarded $1.56 million to school districts in Oxnard and Ventura to replace diesel engine buses with new zero-emission electric ones and to install charging stations. Ocean View School District received funding to replace one diesel bus with an electric one and purchase one charging station. Ventura Unified School District received funding to replace two diesel buses with two electric ones and purchase two charging stations.