Opportunities to learn and give input
Visit the Air Pollution Control Division outreach page for upcoming public participation opportunities. These events may be in-person, virtual, or hybrid. The division holds regular events such as public listening sessions, small community conversations, tutorials, and more.
Map portal and records database search tool
The Air Pollution Control Division generates and receives many documents and data. We understand public records can be challenging to find, so we created an interactive map to make it easier. Learn more about using the mapping tool and how to find stationary sources:
The division hosted two tutorial webinars on the mapping tool in 2023:
- Tuesday, May 2, 2023
- Thursday, June 8, 2023
We use an online database to store different documents and data. You can find this information using the Public Access Viewer, in addition to the interactive map.
Visit the division's records website for more information.
- APENs and air permits.
- Determine if you need to submit an APEN, download APENs, apply for or modify a permit.
- Compliance and enforcement.
- Fulfill permit requirements, access recordkeeping forms and guidance, download malfunction reporting form.
- Title V operating permits.
- For sources in our Title V program (large sources).
- Emission reduction credits (ERC).
- Apply for, use, or change ownership of ERCs.
- Air Quality Modeling Guidance for Permits.
- Determine if your project requires a dispersion modeling analysis to show compliance with the NAAQS.