The EvClean15 provides clean, affordable, electric transportation options to residents of Los Angeles, Council District 15. This project aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and improve air quality, and enhance community wellness.
In addition, we set out to hear from residents of Watts, Wilmington, Harbor Gateway, San Pedro, neighboring, and or surrounding areas to tell us how to improve LA community transportation and to introduce the EvClean15 community transit.
Survey participant winners of the June E-bike and E-scooter giveaways will be announced July 4th, 2025, on Instagram. Over 1000 LA Residents shared their thoughts, we heard you. If you'd like to share your thoughts on LA community transportation, take the survey today.
Congrats Winners!
Are you tired of waiting for the bus that never seems to arrive?
Fed up with squeezing into overcrowded trains?
Well, it's time to have your say and shape the future of transportation in your community!
Get your free ride credits when you take the survey!
¿Estás cansado de esperar el autobús que nunca parece llegar? ¿Harto de apretujarte en trenes abarrotados?
¡Bueno, es hora de expresar tu opinión y dar forma al futuro del transporte en tu comunidad!
¡Obtenga sus créditos de viaje gratis cuando responda la encuesta!
The Niles Foundation is proud to partner with Aclima, the California Air Resources Board (CARB), and the Statewide Mobile Monitoring Initiative (SMMI) to bring hyperlocal air quality monitoring to communities across California. Through this groundbreaking initiative, mobile sensor-equipped vehicles collect real-time data on pollutants, toxic air contaminants, and greenhouse gases—especially in historically underserved neighborhoods like Gardena, Alondra Park, and Lawndale.
As a community partner, The Niles Foundation has hosted educational events and outreach efforts to ensure residents are informed, engaged, and empowered to take action for cleaner air. This collaboration not only supports environmental justice but also helps shape local Community Air Monitoring Plans (CAMPs), ensuring that community voices are central to California’s clean air future.
Contact the SMMI Team Directly
For questions, suggestions, or to get more involved, residents can email the project team at smmi@arb.ca.gov
Stay Updated
Follow updates from CARB, Aclima, and local partners to learn about new data releases, upcoming events, and opportunities to participate in shaping air quality solutions.
Review and Comment on Community Air Monitoring Plans (CAMPs)
Each participating community has a draft CAMP available for public review on Aclima’s SMMI website. Residents can read these plans (available in English and Spanish) and submit comments directly through the site.