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Important Information
Tips for keeping the air clean this Spring
- Show your commitment to a clean environment by volunteering for a cleanup effort in your community or initiating a cleanup effort in your school, on your street, along roadsides, vacant lots, or other local areas.
- Remind your friends not to litter. Plant trees, shrubs, or other greenery to help reduce carbon dioxide in the air.
- Share the ride and the road. Try carpooling, biking, walking, or riding public transportation to reduce pollution.
- Before leaving for vacation, turn up your thermostat (or use a programmable one) so you don't use unneeded air conditioning.
- Properly maintaining your home appliances and keeping them clean will save electricity, which conserves resources and reduces global warming.
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Seasonal Burning
Seasonal Burning is allowed with a permit from the APCB on approved burning days from Oct. 1st through April 30th of each year.
Looking for Alternatives to Burning?
For more information check out our brochure.
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Have Air Quality Info Sent Directly to You
Pollution Solution Air Quality Alerts (email only)
To receive forecasts for predicted unhealthy air quality days, contact the Bureau PR Specialist via email or phone at (423) 643-5970.
Daily Air Quality Reports for Hamilton County (email or fax)
To receive the daily report including air quality, pollen information and mold spore information, contact the Bureau PR Specialist via email or phone at (423) 643-5970
Daily Air Quality Forecasts (email, phone and pager)
If you prefer to receive air quality forecasts every day, subscribe to Enviroflash at AIRNow. | |
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