Survey: MHD Alternative Fuels Infrastructure Project

Recently received from the CA Freight Advisory Committee (CFAC):
Due Sept 30th: West Coast Collaborative Alternative Fuel Funding Survey

To assess customer satisfaction with EPA Diesel Emissions Reduction Act (DERA) funding opportunities, and in support of the West Coast Collaborative Alternative Fuel Infrastructure Corridor Coalition (WCC AFICC), WCC AFICC developed a survey that seeks information from eligible grant recipients and sub-recipients on awareness of and satisfaction with DERA grant programs, as well as prospective alternative fuel infrastructure investment needs for medium and heavy-duty (MHD) vehicle and equipment operations in the west. The survey requests information on proposed alternative fuel stations, including funding assistance needs. Submitted data will be used to determine how well existing and proposed grant funding aligns with customer needs for MHD alternative fuel infrastructure investment. We will use this information to evaluate how to improve grant funding resources to better meet the needs of our customers.

To access the survey, please visit: https://erg.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_3wm6XjtxRK7BEB7

Thank you

Death of Alan Lambert

CSLRA is sad to report the death of long-time Association member Alan Lambert, who passed away at home earlier this week after a short illness. Alan was an enthusiastic supporter of CSLRA’s activities and will be greatly missed. We will update this post when more information is available. The funeral for Alan Lambert will be held this Wednesday, 08/25/21 at 1:00 pm PST. The funeral will be held at Old Saint Mary’s Chapel in the Rocklin Historic Building, located at 5251 Front Street; Rocklin, CA. Masks are required. There will not be a reception due to COVID. Here is the link to the obituary and virtual attendance option: https://www.blueoakscbs.com/obituary/alan-lambert .

Railroads Applaud Bipartisan Infrastructure Vote, Urge House to Follow Senate’s Lead

On August 10, 2021, the Senate voted on a bipartisan basis to advance vital legislation to modernize the nation’s public infrastructure and empower economic growth into the future. The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act includes a full five-year surface transportation reauthorization, which was the product of thoughtful, consensus-based negotiations in the Senate Commerce and Environment and Public Works (EPW) Committees.

Click Here to read the full story from the AAR.