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  1. ​Odor, Dust, & Visible Emission Complaints

    https://airquality.mecknc.gov/AQHelp

    Mecklenburg County Air Quality (MCAQ) responds to requests for service involving objectionable odors, excessive dust, or visible emissions.
  2. ​Heavy Duty Idle Reduction

    https://airquality.mecknc.gov/Vehicles-Equipment/idling

    Unnecessary idling wastes fuel, costs money, and pollutes the air!
  3. Asbestos NESHAP Program and Regulations

    https://airquality.mecknc.gov/regulated-industry/asbestos-neshap

    Demolition and asbestos removal activities are subject to the National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants for Asbestos.
  4. Compliance Assistance

    https://airquality.mecknc.gov/compliance

    View helpful information such as forms and contact information.
  5. Regulated Industry

    https://airquality.mecknc.gov/industry

    Local, Federal and state regulations.
  6. Smoking Vehicle Program

    https://airquality.mecknc.gov/Vehicles-Equipment/smokingvehicle

    Report smoking vehicles to improve local air quality, help people with respiratory problems and notify fellow drivers of potential mechanical problems.
  7. Monitoring Stations

    https://airquality.mecknc.gov/data/sites

    Air Quality monitoring stations are located throughout Mecklenburg County.
  8. Air Pollutants

    https://airquality.mecknc.gov/education-engagement/criteria-air-pollutants

    We gather information used to determine if our local air quality meets federal health-based guidelines.
  9. Paint Stripping and Surface Coating Operations (GACT 6H)

    https://airquality.mecknc.gov/6h

    National Emission Standards For Hazardous Air Pollutants for Paint Stripping and Miscellaneous Surface Coating Operations. 
  10. Annual Air Quality Forum

    https://airquality.mecknc.gov/education-engagement/forum

    Annual meeting to demonstrate how Mecklenburg County plans to meet and maintaining compliance with the health-based National Ambient Air Quality Standards.