The Road to Improving Air Quality

The road to improving air quality in your community

It’s easy to feel overwhelmed by the issues, but every individual can make a significant impact. Join the Utah Clean Cities coalition and you will be given many opportunities to make a difference in your company.
Utah Clean Cities In the View with Larry King

Utah Clean Cities on TV

Utah Clean Cities was highlighted in Larry King's In View TV Series. The segment looked at how the coalition has improved Utah’s air quality by promoting reduced consumption of fossil fuels and promoting alternative fuels that produce less pollution. Watch Here
20 Years

Happy 20th Anniversary!

Utah Clean Cities Coalition is celebrating 20 years! A big thank you to our stakeholders and the community for their support over the last two decades. It has been an honor and a privilege to work with you, and we cannot wait to see what we will accomplish together in the future!
Governor Herbert Appoints New OED Director

Governor Gary R. Herbert has recently appointed Dr. Laura Nelson as the new director of the Office of Energy Development. Dr. Nelson comes to this position prepared with an understanding of energy markets, the public and private energy sector, and a talent for resolving issues. She has previously served as the energy advisor to former Utah Governor Jon Huntsman, Jr. and is no stranger to the challenges ahead. Read more

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Utah Clean Cities Coalition

Utah Clean Cities Coalition (UCCC) is one of the nearly 100 Coalitions that are part of the U.S. Department of Energy's Clean Cities Initiative, working to reduce our dependence on foreign oil, develop regional economic opportunities, and improve air quality. As a non-profit organization, UCCC provides tools and resources for voluntary, community based programs to reduce consumption of petroleum-based fuels. Through our stakeholder partnerships, UCCC serves as a resource to promote and create alternative fuels, stations, and vehicles, image description as well as to promote clean strategies such as Idle Free Utah and the Clear the Air Challenge. UCCC has dual locations in Salt Lake City and St. George, which serve the entire state.

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