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Becoming a Member

The Puget Sound Clean Cities Coalition is open to all interested parties who wish to join this effort to expand the use of alternative fuels.  To date, Coalition members include utilities, fuel providers, vehicle manufacturers and dealers, environmental groups, local, state and federal government representatives, private businesses and individual citizens.  


Benefits of Coalition Membership

Collective Effort: Membership in the Coalition provides a forum for joint action in working towards the common goals of reducing air pollution, global warming and the importation of petroleum.

Legislative Influence: The Coalition is active at the federal and state levels, seeking support for alternative fuels including financial incentives for vehicle purchases, infrastructure development and fuels. Participation in the Coalition helps provide members a voice in these legislative processes, while each member's participation bolsters the collective effort of the Coalition as a whole.

Public Image: Membership in the Coalition identifies your business or agency as environmentally friendly and active in addressing environmental concerns.

Financial Assistance: As a Clean Cities organization, the Coalition has access to grants specifically allocated for our purposes. These grants provide funding for the purchase of vehicles and the installation of refueling and recharging facilities. The Coalition provides assistance in developing project proposals and expertise in writing grant applications.

Education: The Puget Sound Clean Cities Coalition provides up-to-date information on the latest developments in alternative fuel vehicles. The Coalition can also assist in determining what vehicles are most appropriate for a given application.

Practical Experience: Coalition membership provides access to entities currently employing alternative fuel vehicles, providing the opportunity to learn from the experiences of others.

Leveraging Resources: The development of partnerships among members allow for the leveraging of resources and the sharing of costs, such as developing shared fueling facilities or providing access to existing private facilities.

Market Access: The broad range of membership in the Coalition provides mutually beneficial business opportunities to members.


Becoming a Member
First, potential members must fill out the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU). This can be done online or by downloading and printing the MOU . Signatories of the MOU agree to undertake their best efforts to achieve the goals and objectives of PSCCC and to pay Annual Membership Fees or provide in-kind services. After the Coalition receives the MOU, PSCCC will contact the new member and send an invoice for annual membership fees.


Annual Membership Fees
The work of the Coalition is supported, in part, by annual membership fees.  In lieu of annual fees, members may provide in-kind services, the terms of which will be negotiated on a case-by-case basis.

                           General Membership:  

Individual

$ 50

Non-Profit

$ 225

Small Business
(under 100 employees)

$ 225

Large Business
(100 or more employees)
$ 350
   
Government Entity $ 350

               
                           Coalition Sponsor:            

Bronze

$ 1,000

Silver   $ 1,500
Gold    $ 2,500
Platinum $ 5,000
Diamond

$ 10,000
or more


 

Puget Sound Clean Cities Coalition
1904 Third Avenue - Suite 105
Seattle, WA 98101
Tel: 206.689.4055 Fax: 206.343.7522

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