If you have an air quality concern that requires immediate attention, please call 423-643-5970 Monday - Friday between 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. If your complaint is after hours, please call 423-643-5970 and leave a message, including your name and number. Our 24/7 on-call investigator will contact you as soon as possible.
Hamilton County's air is cleaner than ever, but every day we work towards meeting the federal requirements. Without the help of our citizens, it would be impossible to keep our air clean. We encourage everyone to reduce air pollution by reducing vehicle trips through carpooling, walking or riding a bike, or taking mass transit. Other steps citizens can take include fueling their vehicles after 6 p.m., not mowing their lawns on high pollution days, and choosing alternatives to burning brush (wood chipping, brush pick-up services).
Without the cooperation among government, industry, and a concerned citizenry, the progress Chattanooga has made would not have been possible. Please help us make air pollution history in Chattanooga and Hamilton County now and for generations to come.
Learn more about Chattanooga's air quality.Notice is hereby given that the Chattanooga-Hamilton County Air Pollution Control Board (the Board) will receive public comments upon the applications for the installation of the following air pollutant sources located in Hamilton County, Tennessee.
Read more ...November 23, 2016 - Hamilton County, TN - On Monday, November 14, 2016 Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam issued a proclamation declaring a regional ban on burning in 51 counties in response to the ongoing drought and destructive wildfires throughout Middle and East Tennessee. The ban is in effect until December 15, 2016.
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