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Even for healthy people, polluted air can cause respiratory irritation or breathing difficulties during exercising or outdoor activities. How you are affected depends on your current health, the pollutant type and its concentration, and the length of your exposure to polluted air. In order to help keep yourself and others healthy please report pollution complaints.

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BAAQMD Webcasts

Upcoming Webcasts

Workshop on Proposed Amendments to Regulation 2: Permits to be Webcast live from 10:00am to 12:00pm on 2/22/2012.
More Information:
Workshop Notice
(521 k PDF, 5 pgs)
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Recent Webcasts

The Particulate Matter Workshop is available as a Webcast archive.
Meeting Presentation:
Reducing Particulate Matter in the SF Bay Area
(4 MB PDF, 49 pgs)
More Information:
Particulate Matter Planning

12/14/2011 Board of Directors Special Meeting
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12/14/2011 Agenda
(545 k PDF, 23 pgs)
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Contacts

Individuals

  • Michael Neward
  • Administrative Analyst, Strategic Incentives
  • 415 749-4703
  • Karen Schkolnick
  • Air Quality Program Manager, Strategic Incentives
  • 415 749-5070

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Alternative Fuel Infrastructure

Since 1992, the Bay Area Air Quality Management District has been the Bay Area’s leading provider of incentive funding for alternative fuel vehicle and infrastructure projects.

Funding for this project category is not available at this time.  Please check back for program item updates.

Contact

Michael Neward, Strategic Incentive Administrative Analyst, 415-749-4703

Regulatory Information

The California Air Resources Board (CARB) develops statewide regulation to reduce the emission of smog-forming pollutants and toxics by mobile sources. These include both on and off-road sources such as passenger cars, motorcycles, trucks, busses, heavy duty construction equipment, recreational vehicles, marine vessels, lawn and garden equipment, and small utility engines. Please visit CARB Mobile Sources Program Portal for additional regulation information.

Additional Information

About the funding source: Transportation Fund for Clean Air

Last Updated: 8/2/2011