2023 Annual Air Quality Monitoring Network Plan Workshop
A workshop will be held on May 18, 2023 to present and solicit comment on South Coast AQMD's Draft  2023 Annual Air Quality Monitoring Network Plan, federal requirements, and the PM 2.5 Continuous Monitor Comparability Assessment.
Workshop details (PDF, 408kb)
Join Zoom Meeting at link below or by phone.
https://scaqmd.zoom.us/j/95639214690

Meeting ID: 956 3921 4690
Phone:  1 669 900 6833 US

Background

The Annual Air Quality Monitoring Network Plan describes the network of ambient air quality monitors located within the South Coast AQMD's four-county jurisdiction [click here to view map (PDF, 455kb)].  The Plan includes a review of actions taken during the previous fiscal year, and outlines plans for action in the year ahead. 

Federal regulations require that the air quality monitoring network be reviewed annually to identify any need for additions, relocations, or terminations of monitoring sites or instrumentation.  After a 30-day comment period, the Plan is submitted to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (U.S. EPA) by July 1 of each year. 
 
Annual Air Quality Monitoring Network Plan

To view the latest Annual Air Quality Monitoring Network Plan, click on the appropriate link below:

• South Coast AQMD 2023 Annual Air Quality Monitoring Network Plan (PDF, 421kb)

• Appendix A "South Coast AQMD Network Depiction Maps" (PDF,  3.47 MB)

• Appendix B "Detailed Site Information" (all sections listed below) (PDF, 16kb)

• Appendix C "PM2.5 Continuous Monitor Comparability Assessment and Request for Waiver" (PDF, 172kb)

• Appendix D "Approved Waivers" (PDF, 3.50 MB)

• Anaheim (PDF, 450kb)

• Anaheim Near Road (PDF, 388kb)

• Azusa (PDF, 498kb)

• Banning Airport (PDF, 416kb)

• Big Bear (PDF, 374kb)

• Central San Bernardino Mountains  (PDF, 579kb)

• Closet World Quemetco (PDF, 495kb)

• Compton (PDF, 513kb)

• Fontana (PDF, 425kb)

• Glendora (PDF, 499kb)

• Indio (PDF, 427kb)

• La Habra (PDF, 452kb)

• Lake Elsinore (PDF, 519kb)

• LAX Hastings (PDF, 482kb)

• Long Beach Hudson (PDF, 508kb)

• Long Beach Route 710 Near Road  (PDF, 349kb)

• Los Angeles (PDF, 894kb)

• Mecca (Saul Martinez) (PDF, 780kb)

• Mira Loma (Van Buren) (PDF, 463kb)

• Mission Viejo (PDF, 471kb)

• North Hollywood (PDF, 608kb)

• Ontario Etiwanda Near Road (PDF, 385kb)

• Ontario Route 60 Near Road (PDF, 624kb)

• Palm Springs (PDF, 350kb)

• Pasadena (PDF, 486kb)

• Pico Rivera (PDF, 550kb)

• Pomona (PDF, 461kb)

• Redlands (PDF, 481kb)

• Rehrig (Exide) (PDF, 574kb)

• Reseda (PDF, 376kb)

• Rubidoux (PDF, 717kb)

• San Bernardino (PDF, 504kb)

• Santa Clarita (PDF, 427kb)

• Signal Hill (PDF, 446kb)

• Temecula (PDF, 307kb)

• Upland (PDF, 472kb)

• West Los Angeles (PDF, 522kb)

Five Year Air Monitoring Network Assessment

Background
A periodic network assessment of the South Coast AQMD ambient air monitoring network is required as a key tool to help ensure that criteria pollutants are measured in important locations and that monitoring resources are used in the most effective and efficient manner to meet the needs of multiple stakeholders.  Network assessments are required every five years at a minimum to determine if the network meets monitoring objectives defied in Title 40, Part 58 Appendix D of the code of Federal Regulations.

To view the July 1, 2020 Five Year Air Monitoring Network Assessment click on the appropriate link below:

2020 Five Year Air Monitoring Network Assessment (PDF, 3.35MB)
Appendix A Network Depictions (PDF, 1.39MB)
Appendix B Enhanced Ozone Monitoring Plan (PDF, 586kb)
Appendix C PAMS Monitoring Implementation Network Plan (PDF, 435kb)

If you have comments or questions about the plan, contact Rene Bermudez at rbermudez@aqmd.gov, or 909-396-2136.