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The District’s Air Monitoring Network includes two portable air monitoring stations. These stations are placed in communities of interest for one to two years in order to compare local air measurements with those obtained by the agency’s monitoring network

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Ozone Atainment Plan

Ozone Planning

Ozone Attainment Demonstrations are prepared for the national ozone standard and Clean Air Plans are prepared for the California ozone standard.

To comply with the California Clean Air Act, the Air District, in cooperation with MTC and ABAG, adopted the 2005 Ozone Strategy, the most recent triennial update to the regional ozone strategy.

The Air District is beginning a process to update the Ozone Strategy per the requirements of the California Clean Air Act. Information regarding the update of the Ozone Strategy will be posted on this page as the process is better defined. Sign up for email updates.

Prior Ozone Attainment Demonstrations
  • 2005 Bay Area Ozone Strategy
  • 2001 Ozone Attainment Plan
  • 1999 Ozone Attainment Plan
Prior Clean Air Plans
  • 2000 Clean Air Plan
  • 1997 Clean Air Plan
  • 1994 Clean Air Plan
  • 1991 Clean Air Plan 

Last Updated: 10/29/2012