Municipal Fleets in Low-Population Counties
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Municipal fleets in low-population counties, and municipal fleets which have been granted low-population status by the California Air Resources Board (CARB), are treated as small fleets in the In-use Off-Road Diesel-Fueled Fleets Regulation (Off-Road Regulation).
The municipally owned fleets in the following counties are considered a small fleet for the purposes of the Off-Road Regulation regardless of total fleet size.
Low-Population Counties: All municipal fleets in the following counties are covered by the applicable provisions for municipal fleets in low-population counties. | Granted Low-Population County Status: The following fleets have been granted low-population county status specifically. Note that if a county is listed, only the county-wide fleet is granted low-population status. Individual municipal fleets in these counties are not covered by the low-population county municipal fleet provisions unless listed by name. |
Alpine | City of Arcata |
Amador | City of Avenal |
Calaveras | City of Brawley |
Colusa | County of Butte |
Del Norte | City of California City |
Glenn | City of Eureka |
Inyo | City of Fortuna |
Lake | City of Grass Valley |
Lassen | County of Humboldt |
Mariposa | County of Imperial |
Mendocino | County of Lake Special Districts |
Modoc | County of Madera |
Mono | County of Merced |
Nevada | County of Napa |
Plumas | City of Needles |
San Benito | City of Paradise |
Sierra | City of Ridgecrest |
Siskiyou | County of San Luis Obispo |
Sutter | County of Shasta |
Tehama | City of South Lake Tahoe |
Trinity | City of Tehachapi |
Tuolumne | County of Yolo |
Yuba | – |