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Puget Sound Clean Air Agency
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2025-09-15Puget Sound Clean Air Agency Monitoring Site Tour: Agenda and Overview
This document presents materials from a Puget Sound Clean Air Agency Monitoring Site Tour held in September 2025, covering the agency's mission to protect air quality across King, Pierce, Snohomish, and Kitsap counties. It outlines key programs including climate action planning, wood stove replacement, and diesel emissions reduction, with a focus on fine particulate matter (PM2.5), which accounts for 90% of cardiac and respiratory health risk from air pollution in the region. Note: this document relates to regional air quality monitoring and does not contain information about Sea-Tac Airport noise policy. -
2025-06-012025 Ambient Air Monitoring Network Plan
A network plan for ambient air monitoring by the Air Quality Program of the Washington State Department of Ecology. The document outlines contact information, regional office structure, and accessibility policies for the department’s air quality monitoring initiatives. -
2025-05-14Puget Sound Clean Air Agency Advisory Council Meeting Agenda and Minutes — May 14, 2025
This document contains meeting materials for the Puget Sound Clean Air Agency's Advisory Council, including an agenda for their May 14, 2025 virtual meeting and minutes from their March 12, 2025 hybrid meeting in Seattle. The May agenda covers topics such as community engagement events, strategic plan updates, and alternatives to outdoor burning. Note that this document relates to regional air quality governance and does not contain content specifically pertaining to Sea-Tac Airport noise policy. -
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Puget Sound Clean Air Agency Advisory Council Meeting Agenda and Minutes — May 14, 2025
Agenda and March 12, 2025 meeting minutes for the Puget Sound Clean Air Agency (PSCAA) Advisory Council regular meeting held May 14, 2025. Agenda items include: incorporating feedback from the Advisory Council retreat, CCAP Objective 1.4 recap of community engagement events, Strategic Plan Second Annual Report Update, and Strategic Plan Objective 1.6 Reasonable Alternatives to -
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Air Monitoring Station near Sea-Tac Airport
A secured air monitoring station enclosure surrounded by a black chain-link fence topped with razor wire. A sign on the building reads 'Air Monitoring Station,' consistent with environmental air quality monitoring infrastructure typically operated by agencies such as Puget Sound Clean Air Agency near high-traffic or airport zones. -
Secured equipment enclosure with razor wire fencing near roadway
A chain-link fence topped with razor/concertina wire encloses what appears to be utility or communications equipment cabinets, with multiple antennas or sensor masts visible above. The installation is located adjacent to a roadway with a wooded hillside visible in the background, consistent with infrastructure monitoring or navigation equipment near an airport environment. -
Seattle 1st & Weller Air Monitoring Station
A chain-link fence with razor wire surrounds a monitoring station enclosure bearing two posted signs. The right sign clearly reads 'Seattle 1st & Weller Air Monitoring Station' and includes logos from Washington State Department of Ecology, EPA Clean Air, and SEPA; the left sign appears to be a multilingual (Vietnamese and Chinese) version of the same information. -
Sound Transit Air Quality Monitoring Station, Seattle
A Sound Transit air quality monitoring station enclosure, visible behind a chain-link security fence. A sign on the enclosure reads 'Sound Transit Air Monitoring Station,' and in the background the distinctive roof structure of Lumen Field (Seattle Seahawks/Sounders stadium) is visible, placing this installation in the SoDo/Stadium District area of Seattle.