Thank you for visiting the Linn County Air Quality website. Here you will find information about how air quality may impact your health and what you can do to help keep the air we breathe clean.

News

• Presentations from 8/25/2010 Ozone Meeting Available posted 8/31/2010
  The presentations from the August 25, 2010, Ozone Meeting with EPA are now available for downloading.
• NESHAP Deadline for Reciprocating Internal Combustion Engines Initial Notifications is August 31 posted 8/25/2010
  EPA finalized amendments to the Reciprocating Internal Combustion Engines (RICE) NESHAP to include new requirements for existing stationary compression ignition (CI) engines at area sources and major sources on March 3, 2010. Owners or operators of a
• Stakeholder Meeting Announcement posted 7/01/2010
  The next quarterly stateholder meeting has been scheduled for Wednesday, July 14 at the Public Health Department at 10AM.
• Board of Supervisors Approve Permit Fee Increases posted 6/25/2010
  On June 23, 2010, The Board of Supervisors approved permit fee increases for all program areas within the Air Quality Branch.
• Stationary Internal Combustion Engine Registrations Now Available posted 12/07/2009
  Stationary Internal Combustion Engines (Compression and Spark Ignition) less than 400 bhp Registration Permits are available for download and submittal.
• Residential Heater Registration Now Availabale posted 11/19/2009
  The Residential Heater Registration Permit is now available for download. Also available is Planning and Development's Mechanical Permit for those in unincorproated areas of Linn County.
• Board of Supervisors Approve Air Quality Ordinance posted 9/18/2009
  On September 16, 2009, the Board of Supervisors approved the proposed ammendments to the Air Quality Ordinances to the Linn County Code. This includes conditional requirements for existing Outdoor Wood Boilers that do not meet the emission standard