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SAVE UP TO $5,000 when you change-out your fireplace with a CLEANER DEVICE Help reduce air pollution while saving money! APPLY TODAY! valleyair.org/change-out The District and Cal FIRE have streamlined the Hazard Reduction Burn Permit process and residents can apply online. Air Quality Grants & Incentives Make a Payment News Air Quality Complaints Contact Us Upcoming Events View Public Meeting Calendar Time Event May 20, 2026 Wednesday Central Region Hearing Board Meeting | May 2026 June 2, 2026 Tuesday Citizens Advisory Committee | June 2026 June 3, 2026 Wednesday Northern Region Hearing Board Meeting | June 2026 June 10, 2026 Wednesday Southern Region Hearing Board Meeting | June 2026 Public Meeting Agendas Public Meeting Calendar Governing Board Study Agency Citizens Advisory Committee Environmental Justice Advisory Group Hearing Board – North Hearing Board – Central Hearing Board – South Learn More Consider public health before using a wood burning device. Learn more about Rule 4901 2025 Annual Report to the Community ENGLISH Incentives available for phaseout of Ag Burning View the latest Governing Board Meeting Highlights Funding is Available for Forklifts Funding is Available for Yard Trucks Apply now: Shuttle and Transit buses Volkswagen Environmental Mitigation Trust for California Search permits in the Public Permits Information Portal Community Engagement and Environmental Justice Community Level Monitoring at Refineries Mountain and foothill communities, get more information on Hazard Reduction Burning Learn about Wildfire Prevention and Response Latest News View All 4/21/2026 Valley Air District Releases 2025 Annual Report to the Community The Valley Air District has released its 2025 Annual Report to the Community, now availabl... 3/16/2026 Valley Residents are in Luck This St. Patrick’s Day: Electric Yard Equipment Rebates Available With spring in full swing, Valley residents are encouraged to help improve air quality and... 12/23/2025 Gusty winds prompt Air Quality Advisory Strong southeasterly winds are blowing in the southern portion of the Valley today ahead o... Need to Know Wildfire Prevention & Response Stay informed with real-time air quality updates, current wildfire information, and health-protective tips to help you breathe easier when wildfires impact the Valley. Click here. Applicants needed for Hearing Boards The District is currently seeking candidates to fill open positions on the five-member Hearing Boards. Openings include: Southern Region:Public Member Primary, Medical and Engineer Alternate (must reside in Kern or Tulare Counties) Northern Region:Primary and Alternate Public Member, Medical Alternate, Attorney Alternate, and Engineer Alternate (must reside in Merced, San Joaquin, or Stanislaus Counties) Central Region:Public, Attorney, and Engineer Alternates (Must reside in Fresno, Kings or Madera County) Interested individuals must complete and submit an application. Recruitment will remain open until the positions are filled. Application for Hearing Board Now Accepting Applications: Environmental Justice Advisory Group (EJAG) The District is accepting applications on an ongoing basis for the Environmental Justice Advisory Group (EJAG). Individuals interested in serving may submit an EJAG application at any time to be considered as vacancies arise. The current vacancies are as follows: (1) Small Business Owner, (1) Kern County At-Large Representative, (1) Merced County At-Large Representative, (1) Stanislaus County At-Large Representative. Application for EJAG Air Quality Achievements The Valley has recently achieved a number of new clean air milestones, improving the public health of Valley residents. Read More Governing Board approves 2026 Legislative Platform outlining District’s priorities for the coming year The Governing Board approved the District’s 2026 Legislative Platform that establishes the District’s 2026 legislative priorities. Following approval of the platform, Staff will distribute the platform to the Valley state and federal delegations and will advocate for the District’s priorities with appropriate state/federal policymakers. Click here. District's Tune In Tune Up program serves as model for the state according to UCLA report A recent report by UCLA's Luskin School of Public Affairs Luskin Center for Innovation finds that the District's Tune In Tune Up Vehicle Repair Program not only has reduced vehicle emissions in the most environmentally disadvantaged region of the state but also has done so in an efficient manner that accomplishes equity in opportunity and benefit distribution. Read the Full report here. In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the District modified the Tune In Tune Up Vehicle Repair Program to operate in the absence of weekend events. A Luskin Center report detailing the program changes and the community response can be found here. A recent report discussing the District's effectiveness in reaching residents in low income and disadvantaged communities for participation in the clean vehicle replacement program can be found here. District Receives Award for Excellence in Financial Reporting The Government Finance Officers' Association (GFOA) awarded the District the Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting, the GFOA's highest form of recognition in governmental accounting and financial reporting. This award was for the latest District's Annual Comprehensive Financial Report (fiscal year 2020-21 ACFR) representing a significant achievement for the District and representing its commitment to meeting the highest principles of Governmental reporting and transparency to the public. To earn this award, an impartial panel judged the ACFR as meeting the high standards of the GFOA program, including demonstrating a constructive 'spirit of full disclosure' to clearly communicate the District's financial story and motivate the public to read the ACFR. Click here. eTRIP Commute Verification Survey and Annual Report Deadlines Worksites subject to the eTRIP rule (Rule 9410) are required to conduct a Commute Verification Survey no later than December 31 each year. This survey is designed to collect information as to how employees get to and from work each day during a week-long period. These worksites are also required to submit an Annual Report, consisting of the compiled results of the Commute Verification Survey, to the District by no later than March 31 of each following year. For assistance with the Commute Verification Survey or the Annual Report, please visit Rule 9410: Employer Based Trip Reduction or contact the eTRIP Rule Small Business Assistance office at [email protected] or call (559) 230-5950. State of California Audits District Incentive Programs District programs lauded as a shining example. Click here. For assistance or if you have any questions, please feel free to contact us. 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Clean Green Yard Machines: Commercial Clean Heavy-Duty Vehicle Program Clean Vehicle Fueling Infrastructure Program Emergency Vehicle Replacement Program E-Mobility Commerce Plug in Electric Vehicle Resources Center Public Benefit Public Transportation Subsidy and Park & Ride Lots Zero-Emission School Bus Replacement Incentive Program Residents Fireplace & Woodstove Change-Out Clean Air Rooms Program Clean Green Yard Machines: Residential Drive Clean in the San Joaquin Plug in Electric Vehicle Resources Center Tune in Tune Up Car Repair Program Business AB 836 Clean Air Centers Pilot Program Ag Burn Alternatives Grant Program Ag Pump Replacement Agricultural Tractor Replacement Program Alternate Fuel Mechanic Training Charge Up! Clean Green Yard Machines: Commercial Clean Heavy-Duty Vehicle Program Clean Vehicle Fueling Infrastructure Program Drive Clean Electrified Dairy Feed Mixing Program Locomotive Program Locomotives: Prop 1B Low-Dust Nut Harvester Replacement Program Off-Road Mobile Equipment Repowers Off-Road Replacement Plug in Electric Vehicle Resources Center Public Transportation Subsidy and Park & Ride Lots Restaurant Charbroiler Technology Partnership Small Farmer Certified Pre-Owned Ag Equipment Pilot Program Trucks: Prop 1B Truck Replacement Zero-Emission Ag Utility Terrain Vehicle (UTV) Zero-Emission Landscaping Equipment Voucher Program Technology Alternate Fuel Mechanic Training E-Mobility Commerce Plug in Electric Vehicle Resources Center Restaurant Charbroiler Technology Partnership Technology Advancement Program Overview The Ag Burn Alternatives Grant Program provides incentives to utilize an alternative practice for the disposition of agricultural material from orchard/vineyard removals as an alternative to open burning. In addition, the Program provides incentives for the purchase of new agricultural wood-chipping equipment to chip orchard and vineyard removals located within the San Joaquin Valley. Complete applications are processed on a first-come, first-served basis while funds are available. Orchard / Vineyard Removal Apply Submit Claim Application Status Resources Program Guidelines and Application Orchard/ Vineyard Removal Contractor List Diseased Agricultural Material Form Steps for Reimbursement Disclosure of Co-Funding Form Fleet Expansion The Fleet Expansion program is currently oversubscribed and is no longer accepting new applications Program Guidelines Annual Reporting Project Log Orchard / Vineyard Removal The orchard/vineyard removal option provides incentives to commercial agricultural operations located within District boundaries to chip agricultural material from orchard and vineyard removals and use for soil incorporation (whole orchard/vineyard recycling), on-site land application on agricultural land, off-site beneficial re-use (mulch, composting, land application near roadways for dust suppression, and other District approved beneficial re-use of the chipped material). Additionally, this option provides incentives for the use of air curtain burners, which may only be used to dispose of diseased agricultural material or material with embedded wire. Incentive Click on table to enlarge * Off-site beneficial re-use projects in which the applicant does not incur hauling costs will be funded at a reduced rate * For cordon-spur vineyards, vineyard material must include embedded wire. Projects without embedded wire will be funded at the cane pruned rate Final incentive may be less than the maximum incentive if the total eligible cost for the project is less than the maximum incentive or if the final project differs from the project as listed on the executed voucher Eligibility Eligible crop types include orchard and vineyard removals as defined in Section 3.25 and 3.38 of District Rule 4103 (Open Burning) Only commercial agricultural operations are eligible to apply The agricultural material must be used for soil incorporation, on-site land application, off-site beneficial re-use, or air curtain burners, which may only be used to dispose of diseased material or material with embedded wire, such as cordon (spur) pruned vineyard material Grower must certify the continued agricultural use of property from which the orchard or vineyard was removed Total funding per entity shall not exceed 100 acres per calendar year Program Process Applicant submits complete application packet to District staff through application portal (Click “Apply”) District staff notifies Applicant if application is incomplete Pre-inspection by District staff District staff issues Voucher to applicant Applicant completes the project and Hazard Reduction Burn Permits | Valley Air District --> About Search Permits Employment Payment Contact Search --> Air Quality back Air Quality Air Quality Tools Air Quality Information Air Quality Monitoring Air Quality Plans Climate Change Action Plan (CCAP) Daily Forecast Exceptional Events Real-time Information Refinery Community and Fenceline Air Monitoring Residential Wood Smoke Reduction Program Web-based Archived Air Quality System Wildfire Information Community Engagement back Community Engagement Learn About Community Engagement Visit Community Air Protection Program AB 617 Selected Communities Environmental Justice Incentive Programs back Incentive Programs View all Incentive Programs Online Services back Online Services Learn About Online Services Apply for a Permit/Registration Apply for Grants Breakdown/Deviations Emissions Reporting --> File an Air Pollution Complaint Gasoline Dispensing (GDF) Testing Online Permit Search Payment Portal Public Records Request Request for Proposals/Quote Outreach & Education back Outreach & Education Learn About Outreach & Education Healthy Air Living Informational Videos Kids Activity Kit Kids Calendar Contest Monthly Newsletter News Room Outreach Materials and Documents Schools Program Permits & Recordkeeping Forms back Permits & Recordkeeping Forms Learn About Permits & Recordkeeping Forms Ag Burning Ag Permits/Conservation Management Practices(CMP) Air Dispersion Modeling Air Toxics Application Forms Asbestos Demolition & Renovation Best Available Control Technology (BACT) Best Performance Standard (BPS) --> Certified Equipment Emission Factor Emissions Inventory Emission Reduction Credits (ERC) eTRIP General Permitting Info Hazard Reduction Burning Oil and Gas Registration Permit-Exempt Equipment Registration (PEER) Portable Equipment Public Notification Record Keeping Forms Small Business Assistance Title V Operating Permits Public Meetings & Participation back Public Meetings & Participation View Upcoming Public Meetings & Participation Citizens Advisory Committee Conferences --> Environmental Justice Advisory Group Governing Board Hearing Board Public Notices Public Records Request Receive Permit Notice Request a Speaker Special City Selection Committee Study Agency Webcasts Workshops & Hearings Rules & Compliance Assistance back Rules & Compliance Assistance Learn About Rules & Planning Learn About Compliance Abrasive Blasting Ag Burning Ag Permits/Conservation Management Practices(CMP) Breakdown/Deviations California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Compliance Compliance Assistance Bulletins Compliance Training Schedule Current Rules Dust Control Gasoline Dispensing (GDF) Testing Hazard Reduction Burning Indirect Source Review INSPECT Program Notice of Violation (NOV) Policies/Guidance Documents Prescribed Burning Recently Adopted Rules Rules Under Development Solvent Degreasing Source Testing State Portable Equipment Variances Weed Abatement Program Several air monitoring stations operated by the California Air Resources Board are not reporting data due to technical difficulties. --> Home Compliance Hazard Reduction Burning Hazard Reduction Burn Permits Hazard Reduction Burning 1 877 HAZ BURN (1 877 429 2876) Hazard Reduction Burning Daily Burn Declarations Hazard Reduction Burn Permits Guidelines for Hazard Reduction Burning Hazard Reduction Resources Effective May 1, 2023, paper pile burning permits for Hazard Reduction Burning will no longer be available at Cal Fire stations. Burn Permits are Required Burn permits are required for Hazard Reduction Burning, both by the District and by the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (Cal Fire). To better serve the public, the District has partnered with Cal Fire to streamline the permitting process for Hazard Reduction Burning. Permits are now available online from the Cal Fire Burn Permitting Application. Permits issued for locations within the Valley Air District's jurisdiction will include both Cal-Fire and District permit requirements. Permits are only available for locations within the State Responsibility Area . Please note that District and Cal Fire terminology differ. Residents seeking a permit for Hazard Reduction Burning should request a "Residential Burn Permit (LE-62A)" from the Cal Fire Burn Permitting Application. Apply for a Burn Permit Permit Conditions of Use Hazard Reduction Burning is regulated by both the District and the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (Cal Fire). Together, the District and Cal Fire serve two important objectives: protecting public health and ensuring fire safety. Permits issued through the Cal Fire online permit system contain several conditions of use intended to ensure compliance with requirements from both agencies. Please read and understand all of the conditions when accepting a burn permit. Violations of District rule requirements may be subject to enforcement and civil penalties. If fire escapes your control you may be held liable for all fire suppression costs and for any property damage caused by the fire. Criminal charges may also apply in certain cases. For more information on District requirements, see the Guidelines for Hazard Reduction Burning . For more information on fire-safety, contact your local fire agency or the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (Cal Fire). Permit Expiration Burn permits issued through the Cal Fire online permit system expire on April 30 each year. Residents must obtain a new burn permit on or after May 1 before conducting any additional burning. Hazard Reduction Burn Permits A valid, current San Joaquin Valley Air Pollution Control District Hazard Reduction Permit is required at hazard reduction burning sites within the District's 8-county jurisdiction. The District permit can be acquired from your local fire station. All Hazard-reduction burns must comply with the permit conditions, District Rule 4106 , and the stipulated guidelines. --> For assistance or if you have any questions, please feel free to contact us . 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During normal working hours, when a complaint is received and is reported as currently taking place, District supervisory staff identify the field staff nearest to the complaint location using GPS tracking systems in their assigned vehicles. The investigation of a complaint that is currently taking place takes precedence over all other assigned activities for the field staff assigned. After business hours, the District has an automated, bilingual complaint hotline for members of the public to report complaints. These complaints are immediately directed to on-call inspectors who are available 24 hours per day, 7 days a week to respond to complaints and will address reporting parties’ concerns and abate potential non-compliance in an effort to protect public health. In addition to filing complaints via telephone, the District also provides members of the public the ability to easily submit complaints, including video and photographs, online and through the District’s Valley Air mobile app. These complaints are assigned in the same manner as complaints made by telephone. Except for instances when complaints are filed anonymously, District staff will start the process by contacting the reporting party to gather information regarding the issue(s) at the root of the complaint and will keep them informed of the investigation findings until it has been completed. The District provides multilingual translation services, in the field or over the telephone, to ensure that all communities and groups within the Valley are served with the highest levels of respect and care. Activities not regulated by the District --> What to report? Complaints should be reported as quickly as possible 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Potential air quality violations include: Odors Illegal burning/burn barrels/smoke Smoking chimneys or use of outdoor wood burning devices on “No Burning Unless Registered” or “No Burning for All” days (Nov.-Feb.) Dust or trackout generated from construction sites How do I file an air pollution complaint? To report smoking vehicles , see below Call 1-800-55-99-AIR (1-800-559-9247) to report smoking vehicles . --> For other air pollution complaints, submit online , utilize the “Report Air Pollution Complaint” in the Valley Air app or use the following toll free numbers: County of Residence Toll Free Number San Joaquin, Stanislaus, Merced (800) 281-7003 Madera, Fresno, Kings (800) 870-1037 Tulare, Valley portion of Kern (800) 926-5550 What information do I need to provide to the District when filing an air pollution complaint? When filing an air pollution complaint, please provide a detailed description, as precise a location as possible, the nature of the complaint (eg. odor, burn, dust, smoke, etc.), and whether or not the activity is occurring at the moment. If possible, for odor complaints, provide the location and name of the operation you believe to be the source where the odor is originating from. Helpful Tips The name and address of the reporting party are kept confidential to the extent allowed by State and Federal law. How do I report a smoking vehicle? Please note that this program only has jurisdiction over vehicles registered in the State of California. When reports of smoking vehicles are received, the District looks up the registered owner from the Department of Motor Vehicle's database and mails an advisory letter informing them that a complaint has been filed regarding tailpipe smoke coming from their vehicle and recommends they have it repaired to eliminate excessive emissions. All information involved in the program remains confidential. Smoking vehicle complaints can also be filed online using the smoking vehicle report form . Fill out a complaint form directly with the California Air Resources Board . Call the toll-free Smoking Vehicle hotline 1-800-55-99-AIR or 1-800-559-9247 . The following information is needed when filing a smoking vehicle complaint: License plate number The vehicle make and model The date, time and location of the observation How about "Public Nuisance"? The District receives complaints that may constitute a public nuisance. The state’s public nuisance law (CH&SC 41700) prohibits emissions which cause odors or other disturbances in the community that impact a significant number of people, create a threat to public health or cause damage to property. Odors emanating from agricultural operations, which includes the growing of crops or the raising of fowl or animals, are exempt from District and state requirements. close Helpful Tips The more detail you provide regarding the air quality issue you are describing, Zero- Emission Forklift Program | Valley Air District --> About Search Permits Employment Payment Contact Search --> Air Quality back Air Quality Air Quality Tools Air Quality Information Air Quality Monitoring Air Quality Plans Climate Change Action Plan (CCAP) Daily Forecast Exceptional Events Real-time Information Refinery Community and Fenceline Air Monitoring Residential Wood Smoke Reduction Program Web-based Archived Air Quality System Wildfire Information Community Engagement back Community Engagement Learn About Community Engagement Visit Community Air Protection Program AB 617 Selected Communities Environmental Justice Incentive Programs back Incentive Programs View all Incentive Programs Online Services back Online Services Learn About Online Services Apply for a Permit/Registration Apply for Grants Breakdown/Deviations Emissions Reporting --> File an Air Pollution Complaint Gasoline Dispensing (GDF) Testing Online Permit Search Payment Portal Public Records Request Request for Proposals/Quote Outreach & Education back Outreach & Education Learn About Outreach & Education Healthy Air Living Informational Videos Kids Activity Kit Kids Calendar Contest Monthly Newsletter News Room Outreach Materials and Documents Schools Program Permits & Recordkeeping Forms back Permits & Recordkeeping Forms Learn About Permits & Recordkeeping Forms Ag Burning Ag Permits/Conservation Management Practices(CMP) Air Dispersion Modeling Air Toxics Application Forms Asbestos Demolition & Renovation Best Available Control Technology (BACT) Best Performance Standard (BPS) --> Certified Equipment Emission Factor Emissions Inventory Emission Reduction Credits (ERC) eTRIP General Permitting Info Hazard Reduction Burning Oil and Gas Registration Permit-Exempt Equipment Registration (PEER) Portable Equipment Public Notification Record Keeping Forms Small Business Assistance Title V Operating Permits Public Meetings & Participation back Public Meetings & Participation View Upcoming Public Meetings & Participation Citizens Advisory Committee Conferences --> Environmental Justice Advisory Group Governing Board Hearing Board Public Notices Public Records Request Receive Permit Notice Request a Speaker Special City Selection Committee Study Agency Webcasts Workshops & Hearings Rules & Compliance Assistance back Rules & Compliance Assistance Learn About Rules & Planning Learn About Compliance Abrasive Blasting Ag Burning Ag Permits/Conservation Management Practices(CMP) Breakdown/Deviations California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Compliance Compliance Assistance Bulletins Compliance Training Schedule Current Rules Dust Control Gasoline Dispensing (GDF) Testing Hazard Reduction Burning Indirect Source Review INSPECT Program Notice of Violation (NOV) Policies/Guidance Documents Prescribed Burning Recently Adopted Rules Rules Under Development Solvent Degreasing Source Testing State Portable Equipment Variances Weed Abatement Program Several air monitoring stations operated by the California Air Resources Board are not reporting data due to technical difficulties. --> Home Grants Zero- Emission Forklift Program Zero-Emission Forklift Replacement Program Other Grant Programs Public Agencies AB 836 Clean Air Centers Pilot Program Alternate Fuel Mechanic Training Bike Paths Charge Up! 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Clean Green Yard Machines: Commercial Clean Heavy-Duty Vehicle Program Clean Vehicle Fueling Infrastructure Program Drive Clean Electrified Dairy Feed Mixing Program Locomotive Program Locomotives: Prop 1B Low-Dust Nut Harvester Replacement Program Off-Road Mobile Equipment Repowers Off-Road Replacement Plug in Electric Vehicle Resources Center Public Transportation Subsidy and Park & Ride Lots Restaurant Charbroiler Technology Partnership Small Farmer Certified Pre-Owned Ag Equipment Pilot Program Trucks: Prop 1B Truck Replacement Zero-Emission Ag Utility Terrain Vehicle (UTV) Zero-Emission Landscaping Equipment Voucher Program Technology Alternate Fuel Mechanic Training E-Mobility Commerce Plug in Electric Vehicle Resources Center Restaurant Charbroiler Technology Partnership Technology Advancement Program Overview The Zero-Emission Forklift (ZEF) Replacement Program provides incentive funds for the replacement of in-use, Large Spark Ignition Forklifts (LSI) that are currently in compliance with the LSI regulation as defined by the California Air Resources Board. LSI forklifts are typically powered by gasoline, propane or CNG engines. Funds are provided on a first come, first serve basis and applicants must obtain approval and have a signed, executed contract from the SJVAPCD prior to purchase of new equipment. Any equipment purchased prior to contract execution is ineligible as this is not a rebate program. LSI Forklift Replacement Form A1 – Applicant Information Form A2 – Forklift Information Support Documents ZEF Replacement Program Guidelines Payment and Procedures IRS Form W-9 Certified Dismantlers Definitions Class Definitions Lift Capacity Example ARB Resources LSI Fleet Regulation LSI Overview Fact Sheet Initial Reporting DOORS Reporting System DOORS Resources Equipment Identification Number Labeling Fleet Average Emission Level Standards Contact ARB Maps Air District Funding Funding amounts will be calculated at a maximum of 80% of the eligible costs of the new forklift, limitations apply. Please see the program guidelines for a full description. --> Eligibility The following details outline the general eligibility requirements of the program. Please read the Program guidelines for a complete description of the eligibility requirements for your selected option. Forklift must be domiciled within the District boundaries and have been owned and operated for the past 24 months. • Old forklift must currently be in-use, in operational condition, and maintain this condition until replaced • Forklift(s) nee