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St. Louis Clean Cities Receives $162,454 For Diesel Emissions Reduction To Replace School Buses In Jefferson County, Mo.

2015-03-23 06:02:11| pollutiononline Home Page

The non-profit organization St. Louis Clean Cities has been awarded $162,454 to replace one bus from the Jefferson R-VII School District in Festus, Mo., and five buses from the DeSoto Public School District No. 73 in DeSoto, Mo. The new buses purchased under this grant will have EPA-certified engines meeting 2013 standards

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