Air Pollution Control

1. Air Pollution Control Device
2. Air Pollution Control Act Of 1955

Every breath you take outside is linked to the Air Pollution Control District. Our experts work to maintain and constantly improve our air quality. And you can breathe easier knowing it’s the best it has been in the past six decades. There are many ways we achieve this. We ensure commercial, industrial, transportation and agricultural businesses are permitted and comply with air pollution control laws, and we incentivize cleaner technologies by offering grant funds. We monitor and record air quality using a network of equipment stationed around the county, and alert you to the conditions. Air samples are also tested in the field and labs.

Despite dramatic progress cleaning the air since 1970, air pollution in the United States continues to harm people’s health and the environment. Under the Clean Air Act, EPA continues to work with state, local and tribal governments, other federal agencies, and stakeholders to reduce air pollution and the damage that it causes.

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Our field staff inspects both permitted and non-permitted sources of air contaminants and investigates citizen complaints on air quality matters.

We also work to help future generations have clean air through long-term regional plans to reduce unhealthful pollution levels and develop air quality rules.

As part of the County’s Land Use & Environment Group, we are here to help you thrive and look forward to serving you.

Meeting Details: (Revised 01/13/2021)

February 10, 2021 - 09:30 AM CST - WebEx Virtual

**Material in the board packet that reflect the Board’s vote on a matter (i.e. Orders of the Board), shall be considered proposed and subject to change by the Board on the day of the meeting.

2020 Meeting Dates

January 8
February 12
March 11
April 8 - Cancelled
May 13 - Cancelled
June 10
July 8
August 12
Septermber 9 - Cancelled
October 14 - Cancelled
November 12
December 9 - Cancelled

2021 Meeting Dates

January 13 - Cancelled
February 10
March 10
April 14
May 12
June 9
July 14
August 11
Septermber 8
October 13
November 10
December 8

Board Characteristics

Fourteen members: twelve appointed by the Governor for four-year terms and two ex officio.

Members include:

• a registered professional engineer with at least five (5)years' experience in the field of air pollution control;
• a licensed physician with experience in health effects of air contaminants;
• a person working in a field directly related to agriculture or conservation;
• a person actively working in the management of and with current full-time employment in a private manufacturing concern and have a college degree and eight (8) years of combined technical training and experience in permit compliance for Title 5 or Non-Title 5 sources for a manufacturing facility permitted in the State of Tennessee;
• a county mayor or chief executive officer of a Tennessee county;
• a person working in municipal government;
• Two (2) persons from Tennessee industry and with current full-time employment with a private manufacturing concern and have a college degree in engineering or equal and eight (8) years of combined technical training and experience in air pollution abatement for either a Title 5 permit holder or a Non-Title 5 permitted source in the State of Tennessee;
• a person involved in the program of an institute of higher learning in the state involved in the conducting of training in air pollution evaluation and control;
• a person representing conservation interests;
• a small generator of air pollution representing automotive interests;
• a person representing environmental interests;
• Commissioners of Environment and Conservation and Economic and Community Development or their designees.

Commissioned under T.C.A. 68-201-104.

The statute authorizing this board expires June 30, 2025 and the one-year wind-down period begins.

Past Meetings

November 12, 2020

August 12, 2020

Air Pollution Control Device

June 10, 2020

Air Pollution Control Act Of 1955

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