| Name |
Project Name |
Amount Requested |
Match |
Notes |
Link to Application |
| Blue Sky Services |
Alternative Energy Landscaping Services |
$48,800.00 |
Up to $34,000 |
Alternative Energy Landscaping Services (Replacement of gasoline lawn services with clean propane services) |
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| Central Dallas Community Development Corp |
Joppa Revitalization initiative |
$250,000.00 |
|
match, LEED standard neighborhood redevelopment, similar to the Frazier Project with Habitat for Humanity |
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| Child Study Center |
Building-wide upgrade of the Child Study Center |
$52,446.00 |
$0.00 |
help students with Autism, serve over 25 counties mostly in North Texas |
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| City of Arlington |
renewal of bus service |
$105,754.00 |
|
renewal of the current grant |
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| City of Arlington |
Eco-Fest Electric Lawn Mower Exchange |
$44,500.00 |
$10,500.00 |
On behalf of all the various City Departments, Businesses and entire community participating in the first-ever Arlington Eco-Fest, the City of Arlington’s Environmental Services requests $44,500 from the Sue Pope Fund to conduct a Eco-Fest Electric Lawn Mower Exchange |
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| City of Frisco - Police Department |
Replace Police Cars with Toyota Prius HEV |
$216,500.00 |
$11,000.00 |
purchase 4 vehicles to replace old Crown Victoria |
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| Cold War Air Museum |
Bio fuel Demonstration Project |
$45,000.00 |
|
The Cold War Air Museum is concerned and committed to reducing ozone emissions in North Texas. As concerns about global warming intensify throughout the world, the aviation industry is receiving increasing scrutiny for its contribution to total global production of greenhouse gasses. |
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| Core Energy Group |
Scooter Transportation provided to SMU & TCU |
$284,300.00 |
|
Core Energy Group, Dallas, TX, proposes to decrease harmful emissions on university campuses across the United States, initiating a pilot project at Southern Methodist University and Texas Christian University. A fleet of electric scooters will be purchased and leased to university students replacing the use of 200 cars on University campuses. This project will reduce the use of cars, ease traffic congestion, reduce idling on and around university campuses, increase parking spaces, and offer a clean alternative mode of transportation. |
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| Dallas County Constable Precinct 4 |
Vehicle Emissions Enforcement |
$225,000.00 |
|
Enforcement actions for fradulent inspection stickers |
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| Evergreen Farms Inc. |
hydroponic farming and biomass generation |
$250,000.00 |
Very Possible |
located in Midlothian, for Hydroponic farming of vegetalbes and fruits and renewale energy generation for biomass |
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| Fort Worth ISD |
8 Hybrid School Buses |
$381,708.00 |
|
matching, for hybrid school buses |
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| Fort Worth ISD |
Lighting Upgrades |
$270,000.00 |
|
matching, for lighting retrofit gymnasium in 125 gyms in the district |
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| Home Builders of North Texas |
Green Built North Texas |
$200,000.00 |
|
green building program with the homebuilders |
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| Home Builders of North Texas |
Project Zero & Explansion of Program Capabilities |
$200,000.00 |
|
Implementation of Project Zero, Increasing Awareness of New and Remodeled Green Homes, and Expanding One of the Nation’s First Green Home Registries |
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| Mansfield ISD |
CNG Refueling Locations |
$135,000.00 |
$32,500.00 |
Establishing refueling location for CNG buses and vehicles |
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| Mansfield ISD |
Purchase of CNG Buses |
$120,000.00 |
$756,000.00 |
Purchase of 6 CNG Buses |
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| Metrocare Services |
Fleet Replacement Initiative |
$30,000.00 |
|
Vehicle replacement of the oldest vans used to transport the mentally ill and handicap |
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| North Central Texas Council of Governments |
Preferential Parking Project |
$30,000.00 |
$20,000.00 |
The Clean Cities Preferential Parking Program premise is to provide parking spaces near the front of business establishments for drivers of clean vehicles and/or carpools and vanpools. The purpose of the program would be to encourage persons in the region to make cleaner vehicle purchases and/or incorporate better driving habits into their daily lives. This program will utilize existing public awareness campaigns to help build a cohesive message and avoid duplicative efforts. For example, the program will be modeled after the handicap parking program, in which a certain number of parking spaces are reserved for this purpose. |
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| North Central Texas Council of Governments |
Air North Texas: Regional Air Quality Public Awareness Campaign - Program Quantification & Feasibility Study |
$100,000.00 |
$50,000.00 |
Air North Texas is a regional air quality public awareness campaign focused on promoting environmental awareness, action and advocacy, initiated by the North Central Texas Council of Governments. The program is a recent recipient of the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) Clean Air Excellence Awards for outstanding innovative efforts to help make progress in achieving cleaner air through education and outreach. The collaborative effort involves an Air Quality Public Relations Task Force, which consists of representatives from the public, private and non-profit sectors. For partners, Air North Texas is a central platform to network and leverage existing resources, services and program strengths to continue growing efforts in promoting increased awareness and behavioral changes that will motivate residents to make clean air choices. For the general public, Air North Texas is an open avenue to stay informed about the region’s air quality condition and to get involved in making active improvements in the air we breathe. |
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| North Central Texas Council of Governments |
Expired Emissions Inspection Pilot Project |
$177,499.00 |
$10,899.00 |
Establishing a process to have vehicles put into a database when inspections are expired. |
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| North Central Texas Council of Governments |
Non-profit Partnership Pilot Project |
$51,860.00 |
$6,400.00 |
Conduct a pilot project with area non-profits accepting vehicles to ensure that the organizations take proactive steps to clean up the air quality. |
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| North Central Texas Council of Governments |
School Bus Project |
1100000 (up to) |
1305000 (up to) |
replacement of high emitting school buses |
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| North Texas Clean Air Coalition |
Working for Clean Air |
$25,000.00 |
75000 (up to) |
Working for Clean Air™ “Let’s Do Lunch” Seminars, designed to educate and engage employers to take immediate action within their circles of influence--through business practices and through employee trip reduction programs for their employees. |
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| Southern Methodist University |
Identifying State of the Art NOx and PM Control Technologies for Electricity Generating Units in Texas Impacting Urban Areas |
$86,861.00 |
$0.00 |
The objectives of this study are to identify the current state‐of‐the‐art control technology for NOx and PM emissions from EGUs, for the 2009 – 2010 time period. Controls will be identified which meet the federal requirements for reasonably available control technology and best available control technology. The public policy goal is to empower stakeholders with information that allows them to advocate for and get emission reductions of NOx and PM from existing and new EGUs in Texas, above and beyond what would have been required by state regulators. This will allow for the state to continue to have a reliable and robust electricity generating capacity, while also ensuring that cities already in nonattainment with ozone or particulate are impacted by EGU emissions at the lowest achievable level. |
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| Texas Rail Advocates |
Rail solutions for Air Pollution |
$50,000.00 |
|
Advocacy for rail in North Texas. |
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| Worth Helping |
Small But Beautiful |
$482,000.00 |
|
We are looking to identify infill lots in cities such as Fort Worth, Sansom Park, Arlington, Dallas, and any where else that it makes sense. We would tailor each project to the neighborhood and work with neighborhood leaders to create a support system for these new residents. |
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