Rick D. Longobart. City of Santa Ana

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1 Rick D. Longobart A Tale of Two Cities Overcoming Economic Obstacles, While Going Green City of Santa Ana Municipal Equipment Maintenance Association, Since 1952, Supporting Fleets for a Better Tomorrow

2 Operational Cost Fleet Management - $7,408,195 Central Stores - $566,635 Corporate Yard Maintenance - $1,063,120 o Operating Cost - $9,037,950 o Equipment Replacement - $2,000,000 o Total Budget - $11,037,950 o Supports 751 vehicles and pieces of equipment o 29 full-time and 8 part-time team members

3 Overcoming Economic Obstacles, While Going Green Creating a business Plan Adopting an Alternative Energy Plan Presenting your mission, values, and obstacles Administrative buy-in and support Changing human behavior Non-conventional thinking

4 Grant Funding Sources and Contracts MSRC program Clean Transportation AQMD Carl Moyer program (CARB) California Air Resources Energy Block Grant (ARRA) Edison and Utilities Metro Grants MTA Mini-Recall PERC Propane Energy Resource Council IRS Tax Rebate Program DMV AB2766 Funds Funds To-Date 8.2 M

5 Green Initiatives Adoption of a Five-Year energy fuel and facility Plan through the transition of converting the fleet to 75% of alternative fuel vehicles Obtain Green Fleet, Facility Certification Become a paperless operation through electronic filing and distribution Advance on-line motor pool reservation and vehicle and equipment sharing Become a zero waste Fleet and Facility operation

6 Green Initiatives Central Stores would provide supplies that offer only products that are produced in USA are 50% post consumed products Implementation of Solar technology at the Corporate Yard as a showcase project Corporate Yard would be the first facility within the City to become Leadership, Energy, Environmental Design (LEED) certified as a showcase for other operations and agencies Development of a alternative energy Green Depot, education and outreach center

7 Innovative Concepts Centralized Automated Carwash System at Corporate Yard LEED Certified Facility, with Solar showcase operation Motor Pool, 100% utilized operation Partnerships with local colleges, high schools, community outreach, and education center

8 New Police Vehicles Replacement of 25 Black and White vehicles with antiidling technology Reduces fuel consumption, resulting into an annual $60,000 savings

9 Equipment and Infrastructure New Technology

10 Equipment and Infrastructure 10

11 Partnership with NS Carwash Corporation Available to City Employees Detail Supplies and Vending Machine City Car Wash Program

12 Equipment and Infrastructure 12

13 Equipment and Infrastructure 13

14 Emission reduction and Cost Government Operations CO2e (metric tons) NO x (lbs) SO x (lbs) CO (lbs) VOC s (lbs) PM10 (lbs) ,175 6, Government Operations $3.00 Price of Gasoline ($ per gallon) $1.06 Price of Natural Gas ($ per therm) $12,042 $20 Miles per Gallon of Vehicle Replaced $3,000 $91,690 Average Annual Miles per Vehicle Incremental Cost of CNG Vehicle Annual Gasoline Savings (gallons) $153,581 Annual Cost Savings $2.9 Simple Payback

15 Equipment and Infrastructure 15

16 Equipment and Infrastructure 16

17 Energy Block Grant Funds and SCE 5.6 Received $1,039,000 Southern California Edison $1,000,000 o o o o o o o o o Solar project Lighting retrofit project Street lighting LED project E85 Fueling project Building insulation project Climate Action Plan development Community outreach project Energy Management system project Community on-line energy permit program

18 Alternative Measures GPS, Networkfleet Zonar Systems Carpool and vanpool parking Incentive policy including rule 2202 Vehicle Utilization Right Sizing Anti-Idling Policy Motor Pool Reservation System (INVERS) AB32 Carbon Footprint

19 Partnership with LAOIC Los Angeles Opportunities Industrialization Center, Inc. 19

20 Organizations and Agencies Clean Cities Coalitions Council of Governments Regional Air Districts County or Local Utilities Federal ARRA League of Cites

21 Efforts and Recognition Environmental Excellence and Development Award NAFA s 2009 Green Fleet Awards Program, City of Inglewood has been chosen the winner in the Truck Mandated Clean Air Area category Government Fleet Environmental Leadership Award 2010 Innovative Leadership Award 2010 MEMA - Integrated Waste Management Sustainability Award All American City Award Top Fleet In Northern America 2010, 2011 and 2012

22 Thank You Rick Longobart City of Santa Ana

Fuel-Efficient and Alternative-Fuel Vehicles Community Stories and Snapshots

CALIFORNIA CLIMATE ACTION NETWORK Fuel-Efficient and Alternative-Fuel Vehicles Community Stories and Snapshots These community stories and snapshots were compiled in May and June 2010. They were prepared