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Spare the Air Status

Thursday 10/22

There is no Spare the Air alert in effect Today.


Friday 10/23

There is no Spare the Air alert in effect Tomorrow.

Coit Tower located in the City of San Francisco
San Francisco City
San Francisco County
Air District Fact

Complaints are routinely received for many air contaminants which may include odors, smoke, dust, and/or fallout. During regular business hours, complaints are dispatched to an inspector as soon as received, or, with very few exceptions, no later than 30 minutes after receipt. This ensures a prompt, timely investigation while the event is in progress.

Contacts

Individuals

  • Jim Smith
  • Senior Public Information Officer, Communications and Outreach
  • 415 749-4631
  • Kristina Chu
  • Public Information Officer II, Communications and Outreach
  • 415 749-4758

Community Meetings

The Air District seeks to give the Bay Area’s diverse communities opportunities for input and participation in air quality issues and the development of air quality regulations. Through public meetings and workshops the Air District seeks to inform, involve and respond to the many diverse perspectives and interests of the Bay Area.

Clean Air Bayview: Announcing Community Dialogue Meetings

The Bay Area Air Quality Management District will hold two community dialogue meetings* in the Bayview Hunters Point neighborhood of San Francisco on July 25 and July 30, 2009 to seek input from local residents about their perceptions of air quality issues in their neighborhood and potential solutions. The meeting dates and locations are as follows:

Saturday, July 25, 2009
1:00-4:00pm
Bayview Hunters Point YMCA
1600 Lane Street

Thursday, July 30, 2009
6:30pm – 9:00pm
Whitney Young Child Development Center
100 Whitney Young Circle

Surveys

If you are interested but cannot attend one or both of these meetings and are a resident of Bayview Hunters Point please fill out a survey that will reflect many of the issues discussed at the community dialogue meetings: English Survey | Chinese Survey | Spanish Survey

Meeting Fliers:

*Community dialogue meetings are ones in which citizens actively contribute their ideas in a facilitated conversation with their neighbors. This is an opportunity for community members to have an in-depth conversation about air quality and health issues in BVHP and an opportunity for Air District to listen.