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The San Francisco Bay Area's Air Toxics Program integrates federal and state air toxics mandates with local goals that have been established by the Bay Area Air Quality Management District's Board of Directors. The Program consists of several elements that are designed to identify and reduce public exposure to toxic air contaminants (TACs).

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Wood Burning Status
Monday, 11/23
No Winter Spare the Air Alert in Effect
(Midnight to Midnight)
 Burning Allowed

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Tuesday, 11/24
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(Midnight to Midnight)
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Strategic Incentives

415 749-4994

Carl Moyer Program

415 749-4961

Grants Programs Information Request Line

415 779-4994

grants@baaqmd.gov

TFCA

Vehicle Buy Back

1-888-690-2274


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Strategic Incentives

The Air District offers a grants and incentive funding for project that improve air quality in the Bay Area.

Most of the funding is reserved for projects that reduce or eliminate pollution from mobile sources, such as cars, trucks, marine vessels, locomotives, and construction equipment. Mobile sources contribute most of the air pollution in the Bay Area.

The Air District invests incentive funding via public agencies, private companies, and Bay Area residents. Those interested in clean air grants and incentives are encouraged to review the information for their type of project on this website, and to contact the Air District with questions.