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Learn what you can do to improve air quality by reducing emissions generated by your daily travel and household habits

When you help employees flex their commute, everyone benefits.

Learn what you need in order to set up a Clean Air Center.

Learn about the steps you can take to replace your vehicle and receive funding.

Learn about the different mobility options you can receive through the Clean Cars for All Program.

Learn about the Air District's Notice to Comply and what to do if you receive one.

Learn about the Air District's Notice of Violation and what to do if you receive one.

Learn about the steps you can take to receive funding to install or deploy clean air centers.

Learn how climate change is affecting our planet and what you can do to help reduce greenhouse gases.

Check to see if you are eligible for the Clean Cars for All program and submit an application.

See a list of car dealers where you can buy cleaner vehicles under the Clean Cars for All program.

Learn about the types of vehicles you can purchase or lease to replace your old vehicle under the Clean Cars for All program.

Learn how the Air District is reducing wood smoke pollution in the Bay Area through restrictions on wood burning, and find out how you can help at home.

Learn about how you can qualify for a home charger and the different types of chargers that can be used with Plug-In Hybrid, Battery, and Fuel Cell electric vehicles.

Learn about the Air District, our Board of Directors, our leadership, our mission, our history and how you can join us in protecting public health, air quality, and the global climate.

Air quality in the Bay Area is forecast to be in the good range.  Winds are currently blowing smoke from the Wragg fire burning near Lake Berryessa to the north and east of our region. Smoky conditions have been observed in Yolo County and parts of the Sacramento region.

Learn about the Air District's Public Participation Plan; find out how you can get involved with the Air District and how the Air District plans to develop greater public participation opportunities throughout the Bay Area.

It has been reported that companies throughout the Bay Area have received letters dated January 1, 2025, February 1, 2025, and February 14, 2025, with misinformation about the Bay Area Commuter Benefits Program. These letters were not sent by the Bay Area Air District or the Metropolitan Transportation Commission and contain misinformation. Please disregard these letters if you received them. If your company is registered in the Commuter Benefits Program, you can check the Commuter Benefits Program website to verify your company's registration in the system.

The Air District invites public comments on a draft Bay Area Electric Vehicle (EV) Acceleration Plan and invites you to provide your comments in writing or during our webinar on April 15, 2021, 11 AM–12 PM. 

Learn about the eligibility requirements and find out if you are eligible to replace your vehicle and receive Clean Cars for All funding.