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Location
300 South Garden Avenue
Clearwater, FL 33756
Phone: (727) 464-4422
Fax: (727) 464-4420
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IMPORTANT NEWS!! 
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has recently proposed changes to the Air Quality Index (AQI) for Ozone to correspond with the newly proposed ozone standard. While the new AQI will not be formally adopted until later in 2008, EPA has asked Local and State agencies to begin using the new Ozone AQI as soon as possible and the Pinellas County Air Quality Division will begin to do so as of April 1, 2008. For more information on the new Ozone AQI you can click on REVISIONS TO EPA'S OZONE AIR QUALITY INDEX.
Pinellas
County
Air Quality - May 15, 2008
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| PINELLAS |
AQI |
RANGE |
POLLUTANT |
| YESTERDAY |
90 |
Moderate |
Ozone |
| TODAY |
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Moderate |
Particulates |
| TOMORROW |
|
Good |
Ozone |
AIR
QUALITY ADVISORY IN EFFECT.... PEOPLE
UNUSUALLY SENSITIVE TO AIR POLLUTION
SHOULD CONSIDER REDUCING STRENUOUS OR
PROLONGED
OUTSIDE ACTIVITIES UNTIL THE AIR QUALITY
IS GOOD.
FOR
MORE INFORMATION CONTACT PINELLAS
AIR QUALITY DIVISION AT (727) 464-4422. |
MISSION
The
Air Quality Division (AQD) is dedicated to protect
and preserve the air quality within Pinellas County.
The Division will accomplish its mission by providing
and maintaining for the citizens and visitors of
Pinellas County, standards and programs that will
ensure proper management and control of air pollution
to enhance public health and welfare.
STRATEGY ( Indicates
PDF file)
The
Air Quality Division will attain and
maintain the National Ambient Air Quality
Standards (NAAQS) for ozone and all air
pollutants through the implementation
of air pollution control strategies consistent
with authorization of the Clean
Air Act Amendments of 1990 .
These strategies include:
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Maintaining
programs to protect the public from high risk
sources of toxic and hazardous air pollutants;
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Continued
development of programs that serve and educate
the public concerning air pollution issues; and
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Maintaining
programs that will prevent the degradation of
air quality where standards are at risk of being
exceeded.
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