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Puget Sound Clean Air Agency @pscleanair.gov · 6h

Clean air starts at the loading dock. Electric yard trucks are already running across the Puget Sound region. Is your fleet next? pscleanair.gov/dieselsolutions

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Puget Sound Clean Air Agency @pscleanair.gov · 25/09/2026

As wildfire smoke season is winding down, we're expecting GOOD air quality this weekend. Check our website pscleanair.gov for the latest updates.

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Puget Sound Clean Air Agency @pscleanair.gov · 23/09/2026

We are looking for an Air Resource Specialist to be with the Clean Air & Climate Initiatives team. This position will remain open until filled with a first review of candidates on October 6th. Applicants may find hiring information at www.pscleanair.gov/jobs.

open recruitment for the air resource specialist position

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Puget Sound Clean Air Agency @pscleanair.gov · 18/09/2026

We're expecting GOOD air quality this weekend. Visit pscleanair.gov for our daily air quality forecast.

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Puget Sound Clean Air Agency @pscleanair.gov · 11/09/2026

We expect GOOD air quality overall, with potentially MODERATE to UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS air quality in Eastern King and Snohomish Counties. Rain is expected Saturday afternoon into Sunday and should help clear out the smoke. Visit pscleanair.gov for our forecast.

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Puget Sound Clean Air Agency @pscleanair.gov · 24/08/2026

We are expecting air quality that is MODERATE along the Puget Sound coastlines and UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS nearer the Cascade mountains. There's smoke coming in this afternoon, which will clear out by Wednesday. Check the air quality in your area www.pscleanair.gov

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Puget Sound Clean Air Agency @pscleanair.gov · 21/08/2026

We're expecting GOOD to MODERATE air quality for this weekend, with occasional periods of UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS in parts of Eastern King County near the Three Queens fire. Visit pscleanair.gov for our air quality forecasts.

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Puget Sound Clean Air Agency @pscleanair.gov · 18/08/2026

In 2025, we saw mostly GOOD air quality. However, there was also a significant number of MODERATE days, with King, Pierce, and Snohomish counties each experiencing approximately 25-30% of days in the MODERATE category. View our full 2025 summary here www.pscleanair.gov/615/Data-Sum...

sail boat in the Puget Sound. Text: 2025 Air Quality Data Summary in the Puget Sound Region

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Puget Sound Clean Air Agency @pscleanair.gov · 14/08/2026

We're at mostly GOOD to MODERATE, with some locations having shorter periods of UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS or UNHEALTHY. Overnight Fri night and into Sat, we should reach mostly GOOD by evening, with MODERATE in the Cascades. Visit pscleanair.gov for our air quality updates.

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Puget Sound Clean Air Agency @pscleanair.gov · 13/08/2026

We want to hear from you. Based on requirements in state law, PSCAA is considering changes on residential yard waste burning, which apply across our four-county region of King, Kitsap, Snohomish and Pierce counties. Learn if this rule change will affect you and take our survey at pscleanair.gov/RAOB

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Puget Sound Clean Air Agency @pscleanair.gov · 12/08/2026

Hop on the zero-emission trend and transform your diesel yard trucks into electric ones. We can help your business explore what’s possible and make the transition cheaper and more accessible. Check out one of our partner's success stories below www.onelineage.com/news-stories...

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Puget Sound Clean Air Agency @pscleanair.gov · 07/08/2026

We're at mostly MODERATE AQ throughout the region with some UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS in the Cascades. By late tonight most of the region should be GOOD to MODERATE. For this weekend, westerly winds should push nearby smoke away and give us GOOD to MODERATE air quality. pscleanair.gov

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Puget Sound Clean Air Agency @pscleanair.gov · 06/08/2026

Our air quality remains MODERATE to UNHEALTHY throughout the region, generally worse from the west to the east into the Cascades. If you're looking to improve your indoor air at a low cost, check out how to build your own air purifier. For daily air quality forecasts, visit pscleanair.gov.

a step by step guide on how to make your own air purifier

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Puget Sound Clean Air Agency @pscleanair.gov · 05/08/2026

We expect air quality that is UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS to UNHEALTHY. Later this afternoon, we should get a light push of cleaner marine air from the northwest. Visit our website pscleanair.gov for our daily air quality forecast.

air quality forecast august 5 2026 we expect air quality that is unhealthy for sensitive groups to unhealthy.

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Puget Sound Clean Air Agency @pscleanair.gov · 04/08/2026

The forecast still holds for today, with air quality that is UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS to UNHEALTHY. Some areas may experience VERY UNHEALTHY for shorter periods. For more updates and resources, visit www.pscleanair.gov/517/Wildfire...

Some tips to protect your health during unhealthy air quality periods

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Puget Sound Clean Air Agency @pscleanair.gov · 03/08/2026

We’ll likely see the air quality reach MODERATE or UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS today. The Cascades are already seeing smoke and could reach UNHEALTHY this afternoon. More smoke will move in and the air quality could reach UNHEALTHY. www.pscleanair.gov

a person wearing a mask looking at the hazy sky. Air quality update August 3 2026. We are expecting air quality that could be unhealthy for sensitive groups. More wildfire smoke is coming in from Western WA.

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Puget Sound Clean Air Agency @pscleanair.gov · 31/07/2026

We expect GOOD air quality this weekend as westerly winds keep wildfire smoke out of our region. Visit pscleanair.gov for our daily air quality forecasts.

image of a person on a kayak in a lake. air quality forecast 8/1 - 8/2 we are expecting good air quality this weekend. Visit pscleanair.gov for daily air quality forecasts.

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Puget Sound Clean Air Agency @pscleanair.gov · 27/07/2026

What a fantastic week at PNW Climate Week! We loved connecting with so many passionate community members and having meaningful conversations about climate solutions. We encourage you to learn more about the CCAP, talk with your local leaders, and stay connected with us pscleanair.gov/CPRG

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Puget Sound Clean Air Agency @pscleanair.gov · 24/07/2026

We are expecting GOOD air quality this weekend. Despite ongoing fires, the wind should move smokes away from our region. Visit pscleanair.gov for daily air quality forecasts.

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Puget Sound Clean Air Agency @pscleanair.gov · 22/07/2026

You don’t have to live near a wildfire to feel its effects. Smoke can travel hundreds or even thousands of miles, carrying harmful pollutants. Due to high temperatures, the air quality could reach Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups or higher. Visit www.pscleanair.gov for daily air quality updates.

image of the air quality and smoke map, Jimothy the raccoon with a text bubble that says PSA from Jimothy, you don't have to see smoke to feel its effect.

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Puget Sound Clean Air Agency @pscleanair.gov · 20/07/2026

Wildfire smoke is expected to reach the Puget Sound region this afternoon. Most of the smoke will be aloft, so the skies will look hazy. Our air quality will be mostly MODERATE and could reach UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS or WORSE. Visit pscleanair.gov for daily air quality updates.

picture of sunset with wildfire smoke air quality forecast on July 20th

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Puget Sound Clean Air Agency @pscleanair.gov · 20/07/2026

The Puget Sound Clean Air Agency Board of Directors will conduct a public hearing on July 23, 2026, to consider changes to Article 6 of Regulation I and Article 2 of Regulation II, related to regulations for gasoline dispensing facilities. For more information, visit pscleanair.gov/221/Public-H...

image of gas station pumps and text saying upcoming public hearing

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Puget Sound Clean Air Agency @pscleanair.gov · 17/07/2026

Despite sizable fires and smoke in BC, Eastern WA, NE/SW Oregon, air quality in the Puget Sound should remain GOOD thanks to westerly winds. Visit pscleanair.gov for the latest air quality forecast

image of a woman looking at Seattle landscape with text Despite sizable fires and smoke in BC, Eastern WA, NE/SW Oregon, air quality in the Puget Sound should remain GOOD thanks to westerly winds.

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Puget Sound Clean Air Agency @pscleanair.gov · 15/07/2026

Where is local climate action really headed? We’re sitting down with County Council Executive, Ryan Mello and other local elected leaders for a candid roundtable on progress, challenges, and what it takes to accelerate implementation and reduce climate pollution. Sign up here luma.com/ytsoaksc

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PNW Climate Week: Pierce County — Moving From Climate Plans to Regional Action · Luma

Pierce County communities have no shortage of climate plans, strategies, and commitments—but what will it take to turn those plans into real-world action? Join…

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Puget Sound Clean Air Agency @pscleanair.gov · 13/07/2026

HAPPENING TODAY IN SNOHOMISH COUNTY! Join us this afternoon at 5 PM at Lynnwood Neighborhood Center to discuss regional climate initiatives are aligning across Snohomish County and the broader Puget Sound region. There is still time to sign up luma.com/xwibo1z6

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PNW Climate Week: Snohomish County — Moving From Climate Plans to Regional Action · Luma

Snohomish County communities have no shortage of climate plans, strategies, and commitments—but what will it take to turn those plans into real-world…

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Puget Sound Clean Air Agency @pscleanair.gov · 10/07/2026

We should have GOOD air quality this weekend with westerly winds. We don’t expect any smoke from the fires in BC and Eastern WA. Visit pscleanair.gov/burnban for the latest air quality burn ban status

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Puget Sound Clean Air Agency @pscleanair.gov · 10/07/2026

PNW Climate Week in WA is kicking off next week in Seattle. Join us at noon at Seattle City Hall for the opening ceremony, where our Executive Director, Christine Cooley will deliver the keynote address followed by a roundtable with King County leaders. Sign up to join us luma.com/x41n5hb7

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PNW Climate Week Seattle: Opening Ceremony: Building Toward an Affordable, Resilient and Prosperous Green Economy · Luma

Kick off a week of high-impact learning, collaboration, and climate action at our Seattle grand opening! Discover home-grown solutions from regional leaders,…

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Puget Sound Clean Air Agency @pscleanair.gov · 02/07/2026

We're expecting GOOD air quality for the long weekend, with the exception of the 4th evening and possibly the 5th morning due to fireworks. Visit pscleanair.gov/burnban for the latest updates.

image of people watching a firework performance with update on wildfire smoke forecast: We're expecting GOOD air quality for the long holiday weekend, with the exception of the 4th evening and possibly the 5th morning due to fireworks activities.

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Washington State Department of Ecology @ecology.wa.gov · 02/07/2026

Almost every wildfire is started by a person. This 4th of July, don't let it be you. Know your area's firework restrictions, fully extinguish all campfires, and follow local burn bans. Read more about air quality conditions going into the holiday weekend: wasmoke.blogspot.com 🔗

A firefighter watching a wildfire burn trees at night.

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Puget Sound Clean Air Agency @pscleanair.gov · 01/07/2026

The Puget Sound Clean Air Agency is providing public notice for a proposed permit for Northwest Pipeline LLC Snohomish to overhaul one of the two natural gas-fueled combustion turbines at the Snohomish compressor station. www.pscleanair.gov/175/Permits-...

image of seattle cityscape with text saying new noc permit open for comments

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Puget Sound Clean Air Agency @pscleanair.gov · 29/06/2026

PSCAA plans to begin rulemaking to adjust exemptions from its Notice of Construction permitting program. Notice of Construction permitting is required before constructing or modifying a stationary source of air pollution within our jurisdiction. www.pscleanair.gov/729/NOC-Perm...

image of cityscape and text saying PSCAA proposes adjustments to NOC permitting

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Puget Sound Clean Air Agency @pscleanair.gov · 22/06/2026

Think you can control your yard waste fire? What about the smoke? Wind shifts, smoke spreads, and suddenly your “small” burn can impact your neighbors, air quality, and safety. Consider curbside collection, composting, or drop‑off sites. www.pscleanair.gov/170/Legal-Ov...

image of a fire burning yard waste with text saying think you can control your yard waste fire? what about the smoke?

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Puget Sound Clean Air Agency @pscleanair.gov · 16/06/2026

Our Wood Stove Recycling Program has removed over 500 old, polluting stoves since 9/2025—preventing an estimated 17.5 tons of harmful fine particle pollution (PM2.5) in the Puget Sound. The program is still going for a limited time, learn more and sign up here www.pscleanair.gov/409/Wood-Sto...

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Puget Sound Clean Air Agency @pscleanair.gov · 10/06/2026

We are wrapping up the third year of our progress and our Year 3 annual report is completed. www.pscleanair.gov/724/2026-Ann...

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Puget Sound Clean Air Agency @pscleanair.gov · 09/06/2026

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 virtual Info Session. www.kickgasnow.org

image of an electric AC system with text saying opportunity for residents in Snohomish County to switch to electric heat pumps

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Puget Sound Clean Air Agency @pscleanair.gov · 08/06/2026

PSCAA’s proposed rule would prohibit residential yard waste burning, but alternatives are widely available including curbside yard waste collection, transfer station drop-offs, and composting and mulching at home. Join a pre-rulemaking workshop pscleanair.gov/RAOB

image of a trash bin filled with yard waste, with text saying Join our workshop. Discuss the proposed upcoming rule change on residential yard waste burning. Learn more at pscleanair.gov/RAOB

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Puget Sound Clean Air Agency @pscleanair.gov · 05/06/2026

Smoke events aren’t just hard on your lungs, they can take a toll on your mental health too. When the skies turn hazy, take care of yourself and check in on those around you. To learn more, visit www.pscleanair.gov/517/Wildfire... #SmokeReady #WildfireSmoke #AirQuality

SMOKE acronym-The E stands for "Ease Your Mind." A message that sits atop a billowing smoke background

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Puget Sound Clean Air Agency @pscleanair.gov · 05/06/2026

Wildfire smoke can travel far and fast! Plan ahead by refilling medications, prepping essential gear, and creating an evacuation plan. You may never need to use your plan—but having one reduces stress and keeps you ready. www.pscleanair.gov/517/Wildfire... #SmokeReady #WildfireSmoke #AirQuality

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Puget Sound Clean Air Agency @pscleanair.gov · 04/06/2026

Based on state law, PSCAA is proposing to prohibit residential yard waste burning, including leaves, clippings, and prunings. Attend a pre-rulemaking workshop to get the facts and give input before the formal public comment period begins in Fall 2026. Register at pscleanair.gov/RAOB

image of hands collecting leaves with text saying PSCAA proposes upcoming rule change on residential yard waste burning Join a community workshop to learn more, ask questions, and give input

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Puget Sound Clean Air Agency @pscleanair.gov · 04/06/2026

Our health partners suggest simple actions like using HEPA portable air cleaners and limiting indoor activities that produce smoke (like burning candles) can make a big difference during smoke events. See how you can make a DIY air filter pscleanair.gov/694/DIY-Air-... #SmokeReady #AirQuality

SMOKE acronym-The O stands for "Optimize Your Air." A message that sits atop a billowing smoke background

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Puget Sound Clean Air Agency @pscleanair.gov · 03/06/2026

If you or your family is sensitive to air pollution, talk with your healthcare provider before wildfire season begins. You may benefit from using an N95 respirator or other particulate mask during smoky conditions. www.pscleanair.gov/517/Wildfire... #SmokeReady #WildfireSmoke #AirQuality

SMOKE acronym-The M stands for "Minimize Exposure." A message that sits atop a billowing smoke background

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Puget Sound Clean Air Agency @pscleanair.gov · 02/06/2026

Wildfire smoke can blow in quickly and linger. Stay a step ahead by checking our air sensor map map.pscleanair.gov. We also provide updates in case fires are burning, where smoke is headed, and how it’s impacting air quality. #SmokeReady #AirQuality #WildfireSmoke #SmokeReady

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Puget Sound Clean Air Agency @pscleanair.gov · 14/05/2026

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

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Puget Sound Clean Air Agency @pscleanair.gov · 07/05/2026

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.

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Puget Sound Clean Air Agency @pscleanair.gov · 04/05/2026

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

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Puget Sound Clean Air Agency @pscleanair.gov · 30/04/2026

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.

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PSCAA's Executive Director, Chrissy Cooley, taking a selfie with other participants at WAZIP launch event

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Puget Sound Clean Air Agency @pscleanair.gov · 27/04/2026

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

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Puget Sound Clean Air Agency @pscleanair.gov · 24/04/2026

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

local leaders smiling for a photo at the State Comprehensive Climate Action Plan press conference

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Puget Sound Clean Air Agency @pscleanair.gov · 20/04/2026

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-...

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Washington State Department of Ecology @ecology.wa.gov · 19/03/2026

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...

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