San Diego County Air Pollution Control District

The San Diego County Air Pollution Control District, located in San Diego, California, is a governmental organization dedicated to protecting public health from air pollution. The District employs 110 individuals and generates annual revenue of $6.5 million. Their primary mission involves regulating stationary sources of air pollution, encompassing a wide range of facilities, from industrial plants to gas stations. The District implements programs aimed at achieving and maintaining air quality standards, taking into account environmental and economic considerations. A key aspect of their work is providing grant funding to encourage the reduction of air pollutants, particularly from diesel vehicles and equipment. These grants incentivize upgrades to existing equipment and the replacement of older, polluting devices with cleaner alternatives. Visit sdapcd.org to learn more about the San Diego County Air Pollution Control District.