Round 8 Projects
The Greater Long Island Clean Cities Coalition (the Coalition) is seeking proposals for Round 8.0 of the Congestion Mitigation & Air Quality (CMAQ) program. Funds are provided through the Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) of the New York Metropolitan Transportation Council and the Nassau/Suffolk Transportation Coordinating Committee. The objective of the program is to assist in the purchase of and/or conversion of fleets to alternative fuels and for the development of fueling infrastructure to support alternative fuel vehicle deployment. For more detailed information, you can download this PDF for the complete call for projects.

Round 7.1 Projects
The Greater Long Island Clean Cities Coalition is pleased to announce that they have awarded funding in Round 7.1. Awards were issued in May of 2006 to the following projects. For more detailed information, you can download this PDF outlining each award.

Air & Gas Technologies (www.airgastech.com) – One public access CNG station in Nassau County
Brookhaven National Laboratory (www.bnl.gov) – Four dedicated CNG vehicles
Hallahan Truck Sales (www.hallahantrucks.com) – One dedicated CNG Garbage Truck - for Demonstration loans.
KeySpan Energy Delivery (www.keyspanenergy.com) – One CNG/HEV small dump truck.
Manhattan Beer Distributors (www.manhattanbeer.com) – Re-powering to dedicated CNG of five Beverage Trucks
Middle Country Central School District (www.middlecounty.k12.ny.us) - Additional funding for CNG station and 4 dedicated CNG School Buses
Nassau County (www.nassaucountyny.gov) – Multiple projects both CNG and Ethanol
Town of Brookhaven (www.brookhaven.org) – Increase the capacity and upgrades to their CNG station.
Town of Huntington (town.huntington.ny.us) – Three PHEV Heavy Duty vehicles and one Electric Bus.
Town of North Hempstead (www.northhempstead.com) - Three PHEV Buses for Senior Transportation
Town of Oyster Bay (www.osyterbaytown.com) - Three PHEV recycling vehicles
Vogelbilt Corporation (www.vogelbilt.com) - One public access CNG station in Suffolk County

Round 7 Funding
The Greater Long Island Clean Cities Coalition is pleased to announce that they have awarded funding in Round 7. Awards were issued in March of 2005 to the following projects:

Town of Oyster Bay (oysterbaytown.com)– CNG Vehicles
LIPA (lipower.org) – heavy-duty HEV Vehicles
Brookhaven National Laboratory (BNL.gov)– Infrastructure & CNG Vehicles
Town of Hempstead (townofhempstead.org) – HEV Refuse Trucks
Manhattan Beer Distributors – CNG Infrastructure & Vehicles
Nassau County (nassaucountyny.gov) - 44 light-duty CNG Vehicles
Middle Country School District (middlecountry.k12.ny.us) – CNG Infrastructure
Town of Brookhaven (brookhaven.org) – CNG Vehicles
KeySpan Energy Delivery (keyspan.com) – heavy-duty CNG Vehicles
Vogelbilt Corporation (vogelbilt.com) – E85 Infrastructure