Clean Fuels, Clean Strategies, Clean Air
Supporting Utah organizations and fleets in their efforts to contribute to clean air.
Working with the federal and state government in support of coalition stakeholders, UCCC leverages resources to bring funding, technical assistance, and other resources to Utah, supporting the development and deployment of alternative fuel infrastructure and vehicles, idle-reduction technologies, new mobility choices, and emerging transportation technologies.
Local & Regional Projects
ChargeWest
Beyond Zero Green Fleets
Idle Free Utah
ChargeWest is a collection of Intermountain West states which are committed to improving electric corridors across the western United States; building infrastructure on rural gateway communities, state and national parks, monuments , recreation areas and scenic by-ways. The states involved are Arizona, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Utah, and Wyoming.
Using alternative fuels and advanced vehicles helps the United States conserve fuel and lower vehicle emissions. It creates good will for your company, and boosts employee health and morale.
Our Beyond Zero Green Fleets Program helps companies navigate, alternative fuels, emerging fuels, vehicle costs, and vehicle conversions.
“Turn Your Key, Be Idle Free”
Each year, Governor Cox signs an Annual Idle Free Declaration with over 60 City Mayors signing, all recognizing and establishing the importance of Idle Free practices.
UCCC continues working with communities to encourage drivers to turn off their vehicles when idling for more than 10 seconds.
Resources
What Our Coalition Members Are Saying

Utah Clean Cities is doing a great job coordinating everything that is going on within the state and also networking best practices with other states.
Michael Masquelier
Chief Commercial Officer, ASPIRE Utah State University

Utah Clean Cities has a more holistic view; private movement, freight movement as well as public transportation. That’s important for UTA to be aligned with that; it’s a plan where we’re working together as partners to create a greener state.
Jay Fox
Executive Director, Utah Transit Authority

Utah Clean Cities serves as that landing place for a lot of different partners to come together including the youth, including the public and also people working in the technical spaces of these climate solutions. Utah Clean Cities brings us all together to be having these conversations.
Debbie Lyons
Director of Sustainability, Salt Lake City
Reach Out
The Utah Clean Cities and Communities Board of Directors and staff welcomes inquiries from interested community members, businesses and organizations. You’ll find our team helpful and inclusive. We look forward to helping you get started with the Utah Clean Cities and Communities membership, opening up involvement with one (or more) of our many programs or grants today!












