Thank you for visiting the Linn County Air Quality website. Here you will find information about how air quality may impact your health and what you can do to help keep the air we breathe clean.

News

• Air Quality Flood Preparation posted 9/23/2016
  Important Flood Preparation Information for Linn County facilities.
• Compliance Email Address Now Available posted 8/31/2016
  New email address available to submit compliance-related reports.
• Air Quality Improves in Linn County posted 5/02/2016
  May 2nd is the start of Air Quality Awareness Week in 2016. Linn County Public Health (LCPH) is recognizing the positive downward trends in Air Pollution that has been monitored in Linn County. Follow us on Facebook this we as recognize the local v
• New Construction Permit Format and New/Udpated Forms posted 4/01/2016
  New Construction Permit Format, New Start of Construction / Startup Notice, and Updated CP and PTO forms
• Emergency Engine Report Due March 31, 2016 posted 3/28/2016
  Emergency engine annual report due to the EPA by March 31, 2016, if you are the owner or operator of an emergency engine used for: operating for emergency demand response, electrical grid voltage or deviation issues, or local reliability.
• Air Quality Stakeholder Meeting posted 2/04/2016
  The Linn County Public Health Air Quality Branch is hosting a stakeholder meeting today and tomorrow from 1 pm to 2:30 pm at the Linn County Community Services Building.
• EPA Strengthens Ozone Standards to Protect Public Health posted 10/01/2015
  EPA has strengthened the NAAQS for ground-level ozone to 70 ppb from 75 ppb to protect public health.
• New Air Construction Permit Application Forms Now Available posted 8/04/2015
  Linn County has adopted DNR's recently revised construction permit application forms.
• Alliant Energy Announces Settlement with the United States Environmental Protection Agency posted 7/15/2015
  Alliant Energy press release regarding the settlement agreement with the United States Environmental Protection Agency (U.S. EPA).
• EPA Settlement with Interstate Power and Light to Reduce Emissions from Iowa Power Plants posted 7/15/2015
  EPA has reached a settlement with Interstate Power and Light (IPL)to reduce emissions from power plants and to fund projects that will benefit the environment and communities.