Utah Clean Cities

Utah Clean Cities News letter article.

Results of the Clear the Air Challenge

Grand Prize Winners:

· Most Pounds of Emissions Saved – Tami Jannelli (prize: bike and lunch with Mayor Becker)

· Most Trips Saved – Soren Simonsen (prize: tree planted in his name from Tree Utah and use of CNG car for one week) vehicle donated by Lancer Automotive and Natural Driver

· Most Consistent, Gold Level – Heidi Schubert (prize: bike and use of CNG bi-fuel car for one week) vehicle donated by Semi-Service Inc.

· Most Consistent, Silver Level – Debby Vanetti (prize: $200 GC Canyon Bicycles and Skull Candy headphones)

· Most Consistent, Bronze Level – Russel Boltz (prize: Skull Candy headphones, Tow Caddy and 18-hole Salt Lake City golf pass)

If you are interested in being apart of next years challenge feel free to contact
Utah Clean Cities Coalition at 801-535-7736. Watch for the upcoming Idle Free Awarness Week Sept 21^st – 25^th.

If you would like to be added to our news letter distribution list please send a e-mail to: Brent.singleton@slcgov.com

Utah Clean Cities, as part of the Department of Energy national Clean Cities family, seeks to improve air quality and increase energy security by reducing petroleum use. The goal is to lower America's petroleum needs by one million barrels of oil per day by the year 2020. Such a reduction will impact air quality by reducing harmful vehicle emissions.

To achieve this goal, the Utah Clean Cities Coalition advocates for the increased us of alternative fuel vehicles, hybrid electric vehicles, fuel economy and efficiency, "blends" of ethanol and biodiesel, and engine idle reduction. Locally, we are made up of a group of stakeholders and partners interested in promoting these objectives on a local level.

America need not wait to improve energy security and air quality. All the technology we need is currently available.














		Utah Clean Cities News letter article. Results of the Clear the Air Challenge Grand Prize Winners: · Most Pounds of Emissions Saved – Tami Jannelli (prize: bike and lunch with Mayor Becker) · Most Trips Saved – Soren Simonsen (prize: tree planted in his name from Tree Utah and use of CNG car for one week) vehicle donated by Lancer Automotive and Natural Driver · Most Consistent, Gold Level – Heidi Schubert (prize: bike and use of CNG bi-fuel car for one week) vehicle donated by Semi-Service Inc. · Most Consistent, Silver Level – Debby Vanetti (prize: $200 GC Canyon Bicycles and Skull Candy headphones) · Most Consistent, Bronze Level – Russel Boltz (prize: Skull Candy headphones, Tow Caddy and 18-hole Salt Lake City golf pass) If you are interested in being apart of next years challenge feel free to contact Utah Clean Cities Coalition at 801-535-7736. Watch for the upcoming Idle Free Awarness Week Sept 21^st – 25^th. If you would like to be added to our news letter distribution list please send a e-mail to: Brent.singleton@slcgov.com Utah Clean Cities, as part of the Department of Energy national Clean Cities family, seeks to improve air quality and increase energy security by reducing petroleum use. The goal is to lower America's petroleum needs by one million barrels of oil per day by the year 2020. Such a reduction will impact air quality by reducing harmful vehicle emissions. To achieve this goal, the Utah Clean Cities Coalition advocates for the increased us of alternative fuel vehicles, hybrid electric vehicles, fuel economy and efficiency, "blends" of ethanol and biodiesel, and engine idle reduction. Locally, we are made up of a group of stakeholders and partners interested in promoting these objectives on a local level. America need not wait to improve energy security and air quality. All the technology we need is currently available.
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