Fleet Academy Lunch and Learn: Redding, October 16, 2026
Strategies for managing Advanced Clean Fleets requirements. An in-person Fleet Academy event in Redding, hosted by NorCal Clean Cities and Communities in partnership with Enoven.
About the session
NorCal Clean Cities and Communities, in partnership with Enoven, hosted an informational meeting focused on strategies for managing Advanced Clean Fleets (ACF) requirements. The event featured guest speakers from the County of Santa Clara and Advantage One, as well as announcements about upcoming NorCal Clean Cities events.
Mike MacComisky presented an overview of the DOE’s funding sources, relevant California funding programs, and key considerations for beginning vehicle fleet electrification. He also outlined a 90-day action plan designed to help organizations become grant-ready ahead of future funding opportunities.
David Worthington shared insights into the County of Santa Clara’s fleet operations, highlighting how state and local government requirements have evolved over time. His presentation also covered several proposed and adopted ACF amendments from the California Air Resources Board (CARB), along with their potential implications for fleet operators.
The event concluded with Claire Laurentine providing updates on NorCal Clean Cities’ upcoming programs and a reminder about the Fleet Academy event in Sonoma on November 5.