How to Become Idle-Free
Whether you're a school or local government going idle-free is easier than you might think. Choose the actions that work best for your organization, use our free resources, and start making a difference today.
Who Can Become Idle-Free?
Schools
Create cleaner, healthier environments for students, staff, and families by reducing idling during drop-off, pick-up, and throughout the school day.
Local Governments
Become a primary example across the Denver Front Range for other government organizations by reducing idling among government employees, fleet vehicles, and at public facilities while encouraging residents and businesses to do the same.
How to Become Idle-Free
Becoming Idle-Free is simple! Take a few easy steps to reduce unnecessary idling and make a difference for air pollution in Colorado.
3. Participate in Idle-Free activities
Complete Idle-Free activities and earn at least 35 points to meet certification requirements.
4. Get Recognized
Once you reach 35 points, you'll become Idle-Free Certified!
Get Recognized
Celebrate your commitment to anti-idling! Certified schools and local governments will be recognized on our website, featured in a quarterly press release, get an official certificate and receive fun anti-idling materials to showcase their accomplishment and spread the word.
