Indoor Air
Where You Live
State and Regional Contact Information
To get information about your EPA Regional Office (Each EPA Regional Office is responsible within its states for the execution of the Agency's programs.), state or territory relating to indoor air quality issues (e.g., radon, indoor air quality, asthma, mold, IAQ Tools for Schools, etc.) click on your state in the map below, or choose your state in the pull-down menu below and click the button to go directly to your state.
View Frequent Questions/Ask a Question
Search frequently asked questions or submit your own question or comment in our Frequent Questions Database. In addition to questions and answers relating to indoor environments, you may use this database to find information on any of our topic areas, for example, Asthma, Radon, Mold and Moisture, Smoke-free Homes, Indoor airPLUS and General Indoor Air Quality Issues. Incluido son preguntas y respuestas en español. You may also use this link to subscribe to any new information or updated information relating to any of the topics that may be posted on our website.
You can also click on your state, commonwealth, or territory below.
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EPA Regions
Region 1, Boston
Region 2, New York
Region 3, Philadelphia
Region 4, Atlanta
Region 5, Chicago
Region 6, Dallas
Region 7, Kansas City
Region 8, Denver
Region 9, San Francisco
Region 10, Seattle
Additional EPA Resources
Environmental Emergencies |
Environmental Violations |
Concerned Citizens Resources |
Tribal Resources |
Healthy School Environments |
Regional Radon Training Centers |
IAQ Tribal Partners Program |