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The Air District maintains one of the most comprehensive air quality monitoring networks in the country, consisting of 27 monitoring stations distributed among the nine Bay Area Counties.

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BAAQMD Webcasts

Recent Webcasts

The 5/16/2012 Board of Directors Special Meeting Webcast ended at 11:30am. The Webcast archive will be available approximately 24-hours after the meeting.
More Information:
5/16/2012 Agenda
(442 kb PDF, 8 pgs)

5/2/2012 Board of Directors Meeting
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5/2/2012 Agenda
(1 Mb PDF, 52 pgs)

4/18/2012 Board of Directors Meeting
More Information:
4/18/2012 Agenda
(4 Mb PDF, 315 pgs)

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800 334 ODOR

AQ Summary and Forecast

(800) 794-7664

Communications and Outreach

(415) 749-4900


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Cities that Adopted Ordinances

The Air District’s Wood-Burning Rule, adopted in 2008, applies to the entire Bay Area Air District, and sets baseline requirements for wood burning throughout the Bay Area.

Individual cities and counties have also adopted local wood smoke ordinances that may in some cases contain more stringent requirements. Many of these local ordinances were based on the Air District's 1990s Model Wood Smoke Ordinance, which was previously developed as a guidance document for cities and counties that wished to regulate sources of particulate matter in their communities.
Last Updated: 4/16/2012