Nearly 100 local coalitions serve as the foundation of Clean Cities by working in communities across the country to implement alternative fuels, fuel-saving technologies and practices, and new mobility choices. Clean Cities coalitions are comprised of businesses, fuel providers, vehicle fleets, state and local government agencies, and community organizations.

Each coalition is led by an on-the-ground Clean Cities coordinator who tailors projects and activities to capitalize on the unique opportunities within their communities. Nationwide, nearly 16,000 stakeholders participate in Clean Cities coalitions, and through their collective efforts they are transforming local and regional transportation markets.

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Fleets for the Future (F4F) is coordinating a national procurement initiative designed to consolidate bulk orders of alternative fuel vehicles (AFVs) and infrastructure for public fleets across the country. Fleets interested in participating can expect reduced incremental costs on hybrids, propane, electric, and natural gas-powered vehicles, and refueling and charging infrastructure.

Types of Alternative Fuel Vehicles Available Through F4F

• Bi- fuel Police Vehicles
• Refuse Trucks
• Shuttles, school buses
• PHEV or BEV sedans (e.g. for pooled vehicles, inspectors
• Upfits to hybridize medium & heavy-duty vehicle
• Pickup trucks
• Delivery vehicles
• Utility body trucks (e.g. F-450 and up)

F4F has partnered with Sourcewell to provide public fleet managers an opportunity to purchase and lease discounted vehicles through Sourcewell’s aggregate demand structure. 

• Access Fleets For the Future
• Check out the F4F Best Practices Guide.

The Initiative for Resiliency in Energy through Vehicles (iREV), supports state and local emergency management decision makers by providing customized tools, information, and strategies about alternative fuel vehicle technologies, infrastructure, and potential uses in emergency scenarios. In preparing for large-scale disasters, an often overlooked risk is the disruption in supply of conventional fuels.  Integrating AFV’s into emergency response fleets helps mitigate this risk. Learn more with the iREV FAQ 1 pager.

The iREV Tracking Tool is a mapping application that displays where alternative fuel vehicles and on-the-ground fueling infrastructure are located in your community.  The tool can help develop emergency response plans and make decisions of how to best integrate AFVs into emergency response fleets.

Create an account and use the tool or watch a webinar  presenting a demo of the Tracking Tool.

To get involved, enter your contact information in the form and the iREV staff will reach out within 1-5 business days to discuss available tools and resources.

• iREV will provide assistance to fleets and communities interested in incorporating alternative fuels into their emergency response planning efforts.

Fuels Fix is a collaborative effort of all the U.S DOE Clean Cities Coalitions. They work together to spread the word about actions to reduce oil dependence and advance in alternative fuels technology.

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