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This includes personal-use vehicles. Motorhomes 14,001 or more registered in California are subject. Exchange "Anytime" Lawn & Garden Equipment Rebate Program Antelope Valley Residents Can Help "Mow Down" Air Pollution "Anytime" . Exchange your working gas-powered lawn and garden equipment for an incentive on the purchase of clean battery-electric equipment. Alternative Fuel Vehicle Incentive Program Updates! Antelope Valley residents can claim a $500 incentive for the purchase of any make & model battery-electric plug-in vehicle purchased only from Antelope Valley Dealerships (out-of-area purchases are ineligible.) All other participation guidelines still apply. AB617- Community Air Protection Program. AB617 is purposed with establishing a Community Air Protection Program. Grant Programs The (District) offers several grant programs for local residents, businesses, public and private agencies, non-profit and community groups. The focus of our Programs is to eliminate and/or replace the operation of older polluting conventional fuel vehicles and… Our Mission The AVAQMD works in partnership with the local communities to achieve and preserve a healthful environment through effective air quality programs by promoting community and individual responsibility for air quality while supporting strong-economic growth throughout the region. Quicklinks Quicklinks Real Time Air Quality Data Emissions Inventory Program Public Information Request Permitting Information Pay Fees Rules, Regulations & Plans Compliance Complaint Form Valley Fever Information Grant Programs Air Quality Advisories District Staff Press Release Contact Us Featured NEW Mailing address: Antelope Valley AQMD 2551 W Avenue H Lancaster, CA 93536 Office Hours Monday through Friday 7:30 to 5:00 Closed Alternating Friday’s Voicemail Voicemail is available after hours, weekends and holidays. 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