Coalitions in Order of Designation

Each Clean Cities coalition is listed below by its original name and the date it became an official coalition.

Coalition Name	Designation Date	Designation Order
Clean Cities-Georgia	1993-09-08	1
Drive Clean Colorado, a Clean Cities Coalition	1993-09-13	2
Eastern Pennsylvania Alliance for Clean Transportation	1993-09-22	3
State of Delaware Clean Cities	1993-10-12	4
Greater Washington Region Clean Cities Coalition	1993-10-21	6
Massachusetts Clean Cities	1994-03-18	7
Lone Star Clean Fuels Alliance (Central Texas)	1994-04-18	8
Southeast Florida Clean Cities Coalition	1994-05-05	9
Illinois Alliance for Clean Transportation	1994-05-13	10
Land of Enchantment Clean Cities (New Mexico)	1994-06-01	11
Wisconsin Clean Cities	1994-06-29	12
Long Beach Clean Cities	1994-08-31	14
Utah Clean Cities	1994-10-03	16
State of Maryland Clean Cities	1994-10-07	18
Kentucky Clean Cities Partnership	1994-10-18	19
State of West Virginia Clean Cities	1994-10-18	21
Sacramento Clean Cities Coalition	1994-10-21	22
East Bay Clean Cities Coalition (Oakland)	1994-10-21	23
San Joaquin Valley Clean Cities	1994-10-21	24
San Francisco Clean Cities Coalition	1994-10-21	25
Silicon Valley Clean Cities (San Jose)	1994-10-21	26
Clean Communities of Western New York (Buffalo)	1994-11-04	27
Columbia-Willamette Clean Cities	1994-11-10	28
St. Louis Clean Cities	1994-11-18	29
Connecticut Southwestern Area Clean Cities	1994-11-21	30
Clean Communities of Central New York (Syracuse)	1995-06-15	36
Dallas-Fort Worth Clean Cities	1995-07-25	37
Sustainable Transportation Coalition of Hawaii	1995-08-29	38
Greater New Haven Clean Cities Coalition	1995-10-05	40
Arkansas Clean Cities	1995-10-25	41
Pittsburgh Region Clean Cities	1995-12-05	43
Southern California Clean Cities Coalition	1996-03-01	44
Los Angeles Clean Cities Coalition	1996-03-22	45
Clean Cities Coachella Valley Region	1996-04-22	46
Northern Colorado Clean Cities Coalition	1996-05-21	47
Central Oklahoma Clean Cities (Oklahoma City)	1996-05-29	48
Virginia Clean Cities	1996-10-04	49
Greater Long Island Clean Cities	1996-10-18	50
San Diego Regional Clean Cities Coalition	1996-12-12	51
Houston-Galveston Clean Cities	1997-09-04	55
Maine Clean Communities	1997-09-04	56
Tulsa Clean Cities	1997-09-22	57
Valley of the Sun Clean Cities Coalition (Phoenix)	1997-10-08	58
Western Riverside County Clean Cities Coalition	1997-10-24	59
New Jersey Clean Cities Coalition	1997-10-30	60
Greater Rochester Clean Cities	1998-05-28	62
North Dakota Clean Cities	1998-08-10	63
Western Washington Clean Cities	1998-08-13	64
Ocean State Clean Cities	1998-09-14	65
Kansas City Regional Clean Cities	1998-11-18	67
Capital District Clean Communities Coalition (Albany)	1999-04-26	70
Drive Clean Indiana	1999-06-15	71
Capitol Clean Cities of Connecticut	1999-06-21	72
Central Florida Clean Cities Coalition	1999-10-01	75
Alamo Area Clean Cities (San Antonio)	1999-11-10	77
Louisiana Clean Fuels	2000-04-12	78
Triangle Clean Cities (Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill)	2001-03-19	80
Minnesota Clean Cities Coalition	2001-05-31	81
Vermont Clean Cities	2001-06-25	82
Clean Fuels Ohio	2002-04-12	83
Granite State Clean Cities Coalition	2002-05-31	84
Yellowstone-Teton Clean Cities Coalition	2002-09-18	85
Empire Clean Cities	2003-04-22	87
Michigan Clean Cities	2003-09-26	88
Palmetto Clean Fuels Coalition	2004-01-28	89
East Tennessee Clean Fuels Coalition	2004-10-12	92
Middle-West Tennessee Clean Fuels Coalition	2004-10-13	93
Centralina Clean Fuels Coalition	2004-10-15	94
Iowa Clean Cities Coalition	2005-10-15	96
Treasure Valley Clean Cities	2006-08-22	97
Central Coast Clean Cities Coalition	2006-08-25	98
Southeast Louisiana Clean Fuel Partnership	2008-03-26	99
Alabama Clean Fuels Coalition	2009-10-20	100
Land of Sky Clean Vehicles Coalition (Western North Carolina)	2012-07-26	101
Tampa Bay Clean Cities Coalition	2014-07-31	102
North Florida Clean Fuels Coalition	2016-04-12	103