Air monitoring network
Spokane Clean Air uses seven air quality monitoring locations throughout Spokane County to determine the air quality for our region’s airshed. Thisnetwork of air...
Wildfire smoke expected to impact air quality this weekend
Based on the current smoke forecast models, air quality will likely worsen through the weekend as northeasterly surface winds transport additional wildfire smoke (PM2.5)...
Wildfire smoke leads to ground-level ozone pollution exceedance in July 2021
Spokane experienced two exceedances of the health-based standard set by EPA for ground-level ozone pollution in July 2021. The exceedances were due to elevated...
Wildfire smoke affects Spokane’s air quality on Saturday, July 10, 2021
On Saturday, July 10, 2021, air quality in Spokane was impacted by wildfires burning in the region. For about four hours, air quality ranged...
Commonly asked asbestos questions and answers
A few months ago, we asked our Asbestos Updates email subscribers for questions they have about our asbestos regulatory program. Here are some commonly...
High temperatures mean an increase ground-level ozone pollution
Summer is officially here and so is the heat. In the next week and a half, Spokane is likely to see triple digits on...
Prepare for wildfire smoke with “Smoke Ready Week” – June 14-18
SPOKANE, Wash – Now is the time to prepare for wildfire smoke and “Smoke Ready Week,” June 14-18, encourages residents to do just that....
We’ve moved! Our phones lines are temporarily down
Spokane Clean Air has a new office. Our new address (mailing and physical) is 1610 S. Technology Blvd., Suite 101, Spokane, WA 99224. The...
Clean Air Month Poster Contest finalists
Thank you to everyone for helping us celebrate May is Clean Air Month with our annual poster contest. This year’s theme is “Healthy Air...
Welcome to Air Quality Awareness Week!
With every breath we take, our lungs are exposed to the world around us, filtering over 11,000 liters of air each day. We know...