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Imperial Valley residents can trade dirty gas mowers for electric upgrades as LEEP returns

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EL CENTRO — Imperial Valley residents can now trade their old, gas-guzzling yard tools for modern electric models as registration opens for the 11th annual Lawn Equipment Exchange Program (LEEP). The initiative, spearheaded by the Imperial County Air Pollution Control…

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Imperial Valley residents can trade dirty gas mowers for electric upgrades as LEEP returns

EL CENTRO — Imperial Valley residents can now trade their old, gas-guzzling yard tools for modern electric models as registration opens for the 11th annual Lawn Equipment Exchange Program (LEEP). The initiative, spearheaded by the Imperial County Air Pollution Control…

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ivpressonline.com broke the news in on Saturday, March 7, 2026.
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