Total Mobility Project Voucher funding requests = $62,339,967.

Needs Assessment Awardees

2020 COMMUNITY TRANSPORTATION NEEDS ASSESSMENT VOUCHER AWARDEES AND APPLICANTS

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. Below is an interactive map and a list with the awardees and other unawarded applicants.

Click here to read the press release.

Click here to learn more about the Needs Assessment Voucher.

For questions about the application process contact us or read our Frequently Asked Questions.

List of Needs Assessment Awardees

(Listed in alphabetical order by lead applicant)

$50,000

ActiveSGV, a project of Community Partners

Location: El Monte, S. El Monte in Los Angeles County

$50,000

Big Pine Paiute Tribe of the Owens Valley

Location: Big Pine Indian Reservation in Inyo County

$49,804

BikeVentura


Location: Oxnard in Ventura County

$50,000

CHERP-Locally Grown Power

Location: Pomona in Los Angeles County

$48,430

City of Fresno Department of Transportation Fresno Area Express

Location: City of Fresno (Three Palms Mobile Home Park) in Fresno County

$49,970

Community Resource Project

Location: Sacramento

$49,551

County of San Diego

Location: Spring Valley, San Diego (2 affordable housing properties) in San Diego County

$50,000

Ecology Action

Location: Salinas in Monterey County

$50,000

Fresno Economic Opportunities Commission

Location: Del Rey, Firebaugh, Fowler, Kerman, Mendota, Parlier in Fresno County

$36,885

Fresno County Rural Transit Agency

Location: Tejon^, Tubatulabal^; Delano, McFarland ,Wasco, Shafter, Taft, Arvin,Buttonwillow*, Lamont*, Lake Isabella*, Bodfish* in Fresno County

$50,000

Native American Environmental Protection Coalition

Location: Manzanita Reservation^ in San Diego County

$50,000

Paskenta Band of Nomlaki Indians

Location: Paskenta Reservation^ in Tehama County

$48,802

Porterville Unified School District

Location: Porterville in Turlare County

$49,530

Riverside Community College District

Location: Riverside City College, Moreno Valley College, Norco College* in Riverside County

$49,990

Fresno Metro Ministry


Location: City Of Fresno in Fresno County

$49,924

Kern Council of Governments

Location: Tejon^, Tubatulabal^; Delano, McFarland ,Wasco, Shafter, Taft, Arvin,Buttonwillow*, Lamont*, Lake Isabella*, Bodfish* in Kern County

$50,000

The Latino Equity Advocacy & Policy Institute (The LEAP Institute)

Location: Pajaro* in Monterey County

$50,000

The Latino Equity Advocacy & Policy Institute (The LEAP Institute)

Location: Mecca* in Riverside County

$18,750

Urban Collaborative Project

Location: San Diego (Chollas View, Ocean View) in San Diego County

$49,600

Western Riverside Council of Governments

Location: Moreno Valley, Corona, San Jacinto in Riverside County

49,800

Sacramento Public Library


Location: South Sacramento (Southgate)* in Sacramento County

$50,000

Social Good Fund/Regeneración Pajaro Valley

Location: Watsonville in Santa Cruz County

$50,000

Youth Transportation Organization (YOOTS)

Location: Richmond in Contra Costa County

* Unincorporated Area

^ Tribal Area

~ Lead applicants representing unincorporated land can apply for up to three projects.


OTHER APPLICANTS NOT AWARDED FUNDS

Due to strong demand and limited funding, the following applicants were unable to receive awards.

(Listed in alphabetical order by lead applicant)

  • Acterra – Location: E. Palo Alto
  • Anaheim Transportation Network – Location: Center City, West Anaheim, Buena Park
  • Bakersfield Senior Center, Inc. – Location: Bakersfield
  • Bike Bakersfield – Location: Bakersfield
  • California State University, Fresno Foundation (on behalf of Fresno State Transportation Institute) – Location: Fresno
  • City of Reedley – Location: Reedley
  • City of Richmond – Location: City of Richmond (Atchison Village Mutual Home Corporation)
  • City of National City – Location: City of National City
  • Electric Transportation Community Development Corporation – Location: Inglewood, Hawthorne, Los Angeles
  • Fresno County Rural Transit Agency – Location: West Park
  • Institute for Local Government – Location: Paramount
  • Kounkuey Design Initiative – Location: North Shore and Mecca
  • Madera Coalition for Community Justice – Location: Madera
  • National Community Renaissance of California – Location: Montclair, Rancho Cucamonga, Rialto
  • RiderSafety Visibility – Location: San Diego County
  • South Los Angeles Transit Empowerment Zone (SLATE-Z), a project of Community Partners – Location: South Los Angeles
  • Spanish Speaking Unity Council – Location: Oakland (Fruitvale)

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