News & Notices

As the long days of summer come to a close, the excitement of back-to-school season is building for students, parents, and educators. Spokane Clean Air is no different, as the back-to-school season brings about the re-introduction of multiple agency programs. From resources to help educators and students care about the air, to programs designed to…

Summer is in full swing and so is the heat. When temperatures reach the 90s, ground-level ozone pollution is likely elevated, too.

Rec fires are limited to private property and designated areas on public lands when restrictions are not in place. It is important to follow all the requirements for recreational fires.

April 24, 2024 – In its annual State of the Air report released today, the American Lung Association (ALA) is again ranking air quality in the Spokane metro area poorly for fine particle pollution. The ranking is based on air quality data over a three-year period (2020-2022), during which air quality failed to meet clean…

The Washington State Department of Ecology has identified 16 areas of the state, including an area in Spokane County, as overburdened communities.

IAC is recognized for their exemplary work to reduce emissions at their Spokane facility, where approximately 150 aircraft are painted each year.

Understanding and responding to weather phenomena can contribute to maintaining healthier air quality.

Our wood stove replacement grant program is back! Now is a great time to upgrade your old wood burning stove or insert to a new, more efficient and cleaner device! Learn more and apply here.