Tune In & Tune Up

Next Event Dates

Saturday, February 25, 2012
West Hills College Lemoore
Parking Lot "A"
9 a.m. - 3 p.m.

Saturday, March 24, 2012
College of the Sequoias
9 a.m. - 3 p.m.

Awards

• Certificate of Recognition from Assemblymember Parra
• Certificate of Recognition from Assemblymember Arambula
• Certificate of Recognition from Assemblymember Fuller
• Certificate of Recognition from Assemblymember Gilmore
• Certificate of Recognition from Congressman McNerney

What is the Tune In & Tune Up Smog Program?

Valley CAN is proud to sponsor a car clean up outreach effort to help eliminate mobile source pollutants generated by older, "out of tune" cars in the San Joaquin Valley. It is well known that the Valley is home to a large number of older cars, many of which do not have current smog certificates. Through partnerships with local businesses, Valley CAN is able to provide a venue for the demonstration and coupons to a local certified smog shop for vehicles to be repaired.

How Do I Participate?

Simply come to the event and your vehicle will be tested using a hand held device. It will detect if your vehicle is a high polluter within minutes! No paperwork or registration is necessary to participate — just you and your vehicle!

What Happens If My Car Does Not Pass?

If your vehicle is deemed as a high polluter, Valley CAN will give you a $500 coupon to repair your vehicle. No paperwork, no reporting, no government entities are involved or will be contacted. The $500 can only be used for diagnostic testing or smog repair work. See coupon for further details.

Tune In & Tune Up Reports

• View Final Report - Bakersfield, March 3, 2010
• View IMRC Report - Bakersfield, March 28, 2009
• View Final Report - Parlier, March 29, 2008
• View Final Report - 2006-2007 4-City Tune In and Tune Up Report
• View Final Report - Arvin, July 14, 2007
• View Final Report - Stockton, November 4, 2006
• View Final Report - Bakersfield, March 25, 2006
• View Final Report - Fresno, September 17, 2005

Media Coverage

• Download Video - News 10 (Stockton) Tune In & Tune Up Coverage
• Download Video - KSEE 24 (Fresno) Board Meeting Coverage

Tune In & Tune Up Partners

The Advanced Transportation Technology and Energy Initiative (ATTEi) is part of the California Community College's Economic and Workforce Development Program and was created as a means for keeping California competitive as a national leader in advanced transportation technologies and to transform the workforce in the rapidly developing, technology-driven transportation industry, while improving the environment and stimulating the economy.