Education: Health & Wellness!
Our organization is committed to supporting education by providing scholarships, mentorship, and resources to students from low-income backgrounds. We believe that education is the key to breaking the cycle of poverty and creating a brighter future for all. Through our partnerships with schools and community organizations, we work to ensure that every student has the opportunity to achieve their full potential. Join us in our mission to make education accessible to all!
Sacramento County Air Quality Management District
Clean Cars 4 All
Mobile Sources Air Toxics Protocol
California Emissions Estimator
an incentive program offered to income-qualified Sacramento residents. The program provides grants to help residents retire their old vehicles and replace them with zero or near-zero emission vehicles or electric bikes. Depending on income and mobility options, participants can receive up to $12,000 for the purchase of an eligible new or used vehicle or the lease of an eligible new vehicle. Participants can also opt-in for electric bikes instead of vehicles.
California Emissions Estimator
Mobile Sources Air Toxics Protocol
California Emissions Estimator
California Emissions Estimator Model is a model that quantifies ozone precursors, criteria pollutants, and greenhouse gas emissions from the construction and operation of new land use development and linear projects in California. The model integrates data from CalEnviroScreen, Cal-Adapt, and the Healthy Places Index to identify potential climate risks and environmental burdens within the project vicinity. The model also contains measures to reduce emissions, climate risks, and environmental burdens.
Mobile Sources Air Toxics Protocol
Mobile Sources Air Toxics Protocol
Mobile Sources Air Toxics Protocol
The Mobile Sources Air Toxics Protocol (MSAT Protocol) provides guidance to local land use jurisdictions on assessing and disclosing potential cancer risk and PM2.5 concentrations from major roadways and railways. The Sac Metro Air District's Board of Directors approved the MSAT Protocol on January 25, 2018. The MSAT Protocol replaces the Recommended Protocol for the Evaluation of Sensitive Receptors Adjacent to Major Roadways.