Air Quality - Pinal County

Air Quality Report View the 24-hour average report from the last day's data. Measurements are reported by station location. Details include Ozone and Particulate Matter. MORE INFORMATION	Burn Permits All outside burning (unless exempt) requires a permit—residential, commercial, agriculture, bonfires, training exercise fires, building demolition, dangerous material, or Air Curtain Burning. MORE INFORMATION
Dust Permits Dust kicked up by vehicles, construction, burning and wind events create pollution called particulate matter. Learn about rules and regulations to limit particulate matter produced. MORE INFORMATION	Complaint Filing Report Air Quality health hazards such as Asbestos, Burning, Dust, Industrial Emissions, Odors, etc. Fill out the online complaint form to report your concern. COMPLAINT FILING
Industrial Permits Any industrial operation that has the potential to emit 5.5 pounds per day or 1 ton per year of any regulated air pollutant is required to obtain a permit from Pinal County Air Quality. MORE INFORMATION	Monitoring Stations View a map of all federally mandated monitoring stations. The address for each site is provided along with the station's details. Click on the DETAILS link, to see picture and trends analysis. MORE INFORMATION
Public Notices Public Notices inform you about proposed changes to Air Quality rules/ordinances, industrial permits to be issued or renewed, and the monitoring network review in Pinal County. Public notices provide an opportunity for public comment. Have questions or comments? Email: airquality@pinal.gov Or mail to: Air Quality/Public Notices P.O. Box 987 Florence, AZ 85132 MORE INFORMATION	Online Payments Air Quality Permits Building Permits Burn Permits And more... PAY ONLINE
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