Are you tired of heating with natural gas, propane, oil, or wood and live in Snohomish County? You can make the switch to an electric heat pump with 20-75% in savings, up to $10,000 of the project cost! Learn more at the next Info Session on 5/17 www.kickgasnow.org

The Air Quality Index (AQI) shows how clean or polluted the air is map.pscleanair.gov. On days when air quality is unhealthy for sensitive groups (shown as orange), people with respiratory conditions should limit outdoor activity. Red levels or higher indicate extremely unhealthy air.

We prioritize monitoring fine particle because it has the greatest impact on health. Over time, fine particle pollution levels have been declining and remain below the federal standards. www.pscleanair.gov/154/Air-Qual... #AirQualityAwarenessWeek #PugetSoundCleanAir

WAZIP is officially launched! This $112 million initiative will help businesses and fleet operators transition to zero-emission commercial vehicles. Find more information at wazip.org. Switching to zero-emission trucks helps business operates more sustainably while ensuring clean air for everyone.

Did you know even new buildings can contain asbestos? More than 3000 materials in construction were created using asbestos, and it has yet to be banned in WA. There are strict laws and regulations around handling asbestos due to the serious health risks it poses. www.pscleanair.gov/AsbestosFAQ

Our Executive Director, Chrissy Cooley, amongst other regional leadership were key speakers at WA’s new Comprehensive Climate Action Plan (CCAP). Regionally, the Puget Sound CCAP also serves as a roadmap for local leaders to achieve climate protection goals. View the plan www.pscleanair.gov/677

Burning yard waste might seem like a quick way to clear out garden debris, but the hidden costs can be serious. Smoke from burning leaves and branches can trigger asthma, worsen respiratory issues, and even create dangerous fire risks. For more information, visit www.pscleanair.gov/353/Outdoor-...

Air quality in WA is quite good — but pollution from wildfires and burning fossil fuels still impacts health in some communities more than others. As we head into travel and wildfire season, we’re continuing to track air quality in these highly impacted communities: ecology.wa.gov/blog/march-2...

Our retreat started with very special guests! As board members of our Agency, Mayor Wilson and Director of the Seattle Office of Sustainability and Environment, Lylianna Allala’s leadership continue to strengthen our commitment to clean air, climate action, and environmental justice.

PSCAA is leading the development of an electric vehicle charging infrastructure plan for light-, medium-, and heavy-duty vehicles. Stay in the loop by joining the Puget Sound Regional Electric Vehicle Collaborative email list: lp.constantcontactpages.com/sl/bp25jjU

Switching to zero-emission medium- and heavy-duty trucks and equipment will soon be more affordable. Starting in April, the new Washington Zero-Emission Incentive Program makes $112 million in voucher incentives available for businesses on a first-come, first-served basis. www.wazip.org

The Puget Sound Region Comprehensive Climate Action Plan was proudly submitted to the EPA on November 25, 2025. We encourage local and regional partners to make regular use of this plan to drive positive change across our region. View the full plan here pscleanair.gov/CPRG

Whether it's wildfire smoke, wintertime wood smoke, or new policies, we’ll keep you in the know so you can take action to protect your health. Sign up to receive timely updates on burn bans, air quality alerts, changes to local air regulations, and more. www.pscleanair.gov/Signup

Air quality is expected to be GOOD this weekend. Visit pscleanair.gov/burnban for the latest air quality burn ban status

PSCAA may issue an air quality burn ban when pollution levels rise, and the air quality reaches UNHEALTHY levels. If you use a wood stove to heat your home, pay close attention to air quality updates and prepare for when a burn ban is called. www.pscleanair.gov/m/faq?cat=19

Rainy and windy weather will keep the air quality GOOD throughout the region. Visit pscleanair.gov/burnban for the latest air quality burn ban status.

Thinking about holding onto an old uncertified wood stove? Uncertified stoves burn less efficiently, create more smoke, and you can't even use it when there is a burn ban. Moreover, uncertified stoves can’t be sold, given away, or installed. www.pscleanair.gov/170/Legal-Ov...

Drier and cooler this weekend means some MODERATE air quality mostly from wood smoke from home heating. More chances of rain and mostly GOOD air quality well into next week. For the latest air quality burn ban update, visit pscleanair.gov/burnban.

Applications are open for energy-saving improvements in multifamily apartment homes, adult family homes, family home childcares, and community spaces! Learn more about the Energize program kingcounty.gov/en/dept/exec...

Cloudy and rainy weather will keep the air quality GOOD across the region. For the latest updates, visit pscleanair.gov/burnban

Thinking about a fresh start this new year? You could recycle your old wood stove and earn $500 as a first step. Your home—and your lungs—will thank you. Learn more: www.pscleanair.gov/409/Wood-Sto...

Chances of rain and slightly warmer temperature will keep the air quality relatively GOOD across the region. Visit pscleanair.gov/burnban for the latest air quality burn ban status

Seeing too much smoke from your chimney? That’s a sign you’re not getting the most heat from your wood—and it could be costing while worsening air quality. Excess smoke often comes from burning wet or green wood, and you might even get a fine for it. www.pscleanair.gov/325/Cleaner-...

The Agency seeks a full-time Inspection Manager to ensure the Inspection Department functions continue to meet our obligations to the public by conducting compliance activities identified in federal, state and Agency regulations. The deadline for first review is Feb 6 www.pscleanair.gov/jobs

Cold nights and calm winds will keep the air quality MODERATE through the weekend. Areas with a lot of wood burning may reach UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS for a few hours overnight. Visit pscleanair.gov/burnban for the latest updates

If you are a licensed facility operated out of single-family homes in King, Kitsap, Pierce, and Snohomish Counties, you might be eligible to receive funding to help with ✅ High efficiency heating and cooling ✅ Insulation, air sealing, and ventilation ✅ Heat pump water heaters ✅ Induction cookstoves

Sunny weather with moderate winds will keep air quality GOOD. Starting Sunday, we will begin to see lower temperatures and lighter winds, which could lead to some wood smoke build-up and air quality may reach MODERATE at times in wood-burning areas. pscleanair.gov/burnban.

Start the New Year with cleaner air and a healthier home! Our Wood Stove Recycling Program offers a $500 reward when you recycle your old wood stove. It’s a simple way to make a big impact—help reduce pollution and breathe easier this winter. Learn more at www.pscleanair.gov/409/Wood-Sto...

Your neighbors might be unaware that their wood stove is producing excessive smoke or that there are regulations around outdoor burning. In general, neighbor-to-neighbor talks are a helpful way to assist them into changing their behavior. www.pscleanair.gov/262/File-a-C...

The rainy and windy weather will help keep GOOD air quality. Visit pscleanair.gov/burnban for the latest air quality burn ban status.

Join the public comment conversation for the draft Regional Transportation Plan (RTP) and share your input on the central Puget Sound’s future transportation system. www.psrc.org/planning-205...

King County is administering a region-wide grant program for local governments to install high efficiency electric heat pump heating and cooling systems. Grants will cover 30-50% of project costs. You can find the LOI registration form online here kingcounty.gov/en/dept/exec...

We expect to see rain throughout the weekend and into next week, which should help maintain GOOD air quality. Visit pscleanair.gov/burnban for the latest air quality burn ban status

We expect MODERATE, UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS air quality during the evening, especially in wood-burning areas. On New Year's Eve, fireworks may cause short-term, significant pollution spikes. Sensitive groups are recommended to limit their exposures. pscleanair.gov/burnban

Saturday and Sunday are expected to be cloudy with low winds, particularly during the evenings. The stagnant conditions may result in MODERATE air quality or worse in wood-burning areas in Tacoma. Visit pscleanair.gov/burnban for the latest air quality burn ban status.

We want to reward you for creating cleaner air in your neighborhood this winter. Do you have a dirty old wood stove you’d like to get rid of? Recycle it through the Wood Stove Recycling Program and get $500 www.pscleanair.gov/409/Wood-Sto...

The windy rainy weather will persist throughout the weekend and into the next week, keeping air quality GOOD. For more information, visit pscleanair/.gov/burnban

Burning debris in your yard or inside your wood stove sounds like an easy way to clean up. However, the smoke is highly unhealthy and could even result in an unwanted fine. Consider chipping it, composting it, or dropping off your debris to a recycling center. www.pscleanair.gov/353/Outdoor-...

The windy rainy weather will persist through at least early next week keeping air quality GOOD. For more information, visit pscleanair.gov/burnban.

If a wood-burning device is the only way to adequately heat your home, you may apply for a No Other Adequate Source of Heat exemption. The application must be approved before using your wood-burning device. www.pscleanair.gov/171/No-Other...

The rainy and windy weather has returned and is expected to continue throughout next week. This will help keep GOOD air quality across the region throughout the weekend and into mid-week. For more information, visit pscleanair.gov/burnban.

We are now recruiting for an Inspector II. This is a unique opportunity for a dedicated individual to use their skills to help support the PSCAA’s goals to protect public health and the environment from air pollution and become the most climate-friendly region in the United States. lnkd.in/gAKmQdi3

King County is administering a region-wide grant program for local governments for weatherization projects in their existing buildings that serve as community gathering spaces or provide community services. The deadline to submit an LOI form is January 12, 2026. kingcounty.gov/.../grants-f...

Curious about the air? If you qualify, you can borrow an air monitor and start learning about the air quality around your home. We also provide guidance on how to use them so you can make informed decisions. Please note that the number of devices available are limited. pscleanair.gov/539/Air-Qual...

Maintaining your wood stove ensures optimal heating and clean air. Weekly ash removal, inspection for wear, annual chimney cleaning, and combustor replacement every 5 years—helps create more heat and reduce harmful emissions. www.pscleanair.gov/burningbasics

Enjoy the crisp and fresh Fall air this weekend. Visit pscleanair.gov/burnban for the latest updates.

Operate a diesel fleet? Don't miss this opportunity to upgrade your fleet to zero-emission technology! Ecology's “Rails, Keels, and Wheels” grant is now open to all businesses, non-profits, and operators of large vehicles in Washington. Learn more here bit.ly/4hI7tQN

For Nov 14-17 (Fri-Mon): The air quality will be GOOD this weekend with continued clouds, rain, and winds. Visit pscleanair.gov/burnban for the latest update.

King County has launched the Energize – Multifamily Homes program with Kitsap, Pierce, and Sno Counties. The program provides help improve energy efficiency and indoor air quality, while lowering energy costs and pollution. Visit bit.ly/energizemf to sign up.

We’re proud to stand with local organizations driving meaningful action to reduce pollution. Through our Community Sponsorship Program, we continue to support dedicated changemakers working toward cleaner air for all. Learn more at www.pscleanair.gov/CommunitySponsorships