The Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality is providing $843,660 of grant funding for early replacement of diesel school buses as part of the 2022 Diesel Emissions Reduction Act.
The agency created the School Bus Replacement Program in 2016 with money from the Environmental Protection Agency’s Diesel Emissions Reduction Act and from matching funds from the 2016 Volkswagen Settlement.
With this program, WYDEQ has helped replace over 100 buses in Wyoming’s school districts.
The replacement buses have improved safety features providing safer transportation for students while curbing emissions.
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