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Working together for cleaner air and
a healthier
Ventura County
A comprehensive approach to improve our air, health and resources
View Forecast
Access Public Records
Report Air Quality Issue
Get Building Dept. Clearance
Make a Payment
Air Quality Monitoring
Accurately measuring air quality is key to reducing air pollution. By continuously measuring pollutants in the air, we can also understand environmental trends and protect public health.
Sign Up for Daily Forecast
Get a more Detailed Look
Current Conditions
Air Quality Index (AQI)
0 to 50 = Good
51 to 100 = Moderate
101 to 150 = Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups (USG)
151 to 200 = Unhealthy
201 to 300 = Very Unhealthy
301+ = Hazardous
Help for New Businesses
Did you recently open a business and you aren't sure what air compliance requirements apply to you? You're in the right place, and we're here to help.
START HERE
What’s New at VCAPCD
Feb
25
2026
Nearly $2M in ag grants awarded
Read More
→
Feb
11
2026
County records best air quality in history
Read More
→
Dec
3
2025
Amendment to furnace rule to be considered
Read More
→
Newsroom
Event Calendar
Air Quality Emails
Stay informed on the latest from VCAPCD, including Air Quality Alerts, news releases and meeting notices, or receive daily forecasts for Ventura County.
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We will never sell, trade or give your information away. Read our
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Protecting Public Health
We protect public health and agriculture from the adverse effects of air pollution and work to achieve and maintain state and federal air quality standards.
Learn More
Incentives for Change
To help achieve cleaner air quality for all, VCAPCD offers many incentive programs for individuals and organizations. Explore the millions of dollars in incentives available.
Find an Incentive
Educational Resources
The Educator's Guide to the VCAPCD film "Air: The Search for One Clean Breath" includes projects focused on climate and alternative energy and transportation.
Explore Lesson Plans
Skip to content
Working together for cleaner air and
a healthier
Ventura County
A comprehensive approach to improve our air, health and resources
View Forecast
Access Public Records
Report Air Quality Issue
Get Building Dept. Clearance
Make a Payment
Air Quality Monitoring
Accurately measuring air quality is key to reducing air pollution. By continuously measuring pollutants in the air, we can also understand environmental trends and protect public health.
Sign Up for Daily Forecast
Get a more Detailed Look
Current Conditions
Air Quality Index (AQI)
0 to 50 = Good
51 to 100 = Moderate
101 to 150 = Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups (USG)
151 to 200 = Unhealthy
201 to 300 = Very Unhealthy
301+ = Hazardous
Help for New Businesses
Did you recently open a business and you aren't sure what air compliance requirements apply to you? You're in the right place, and we're here to help.
START HERE
What’s New at VCAPCD
Feb
25
2026
Nearly $2M in ag grants awarded
Read More
→
Feb
11
2026
County records best air quality in history
Read More
→
Dec
3
2025
Amendment to furnace rule to be considered
Read More
→
Newsroom
Event Calendar
Air Quality Emails
Stay informed on the latest from VCAPCD, including Air Quality Alerts, news releases and meeting notices, or receive daily forecasts for Ventura County.
"
*
" indicates required fields
We will never sell, trade or give your information away. Read our
Privacy Policy
.
Protecting Public Health
We protect public health and agriculture from the adverse effects of air pollution and work to achieve and maintain state and federal air quality standards.
Learn More
Incentives for Change
To help achieve cleaner air quality for all, VCAPCD offers many incentive programs for individuals and organizations. Explore the millions of dollars in incentives available.
Find an Incentive
Educational Resources
The Educator's Guide to the VCAPCD film "Air: The Search for One Clean Breath" includes projects focused on climate and alternative energy and transportation.
Explore Lesson Plans