California AB1106 establishes a regional air quality incident response program to aid impacted communities during disasters.

California AB1106 mandates the State Air Resources Board to establish air quality incident response centers to monitor targeted air contaminants during disasters and emergencies. The program aims to support local response efforts, coordinate with unified command centers, and provide air quality information to the public. The bill also includes provisions for training, research studies, and funding for staffing resources, including a State Air Quality Health Officer. The program is designed to protect public health and comply with federal Clean Air Act standards.

California AB1106 establishes a regional air quality incident response program to aid impacted communities during disasters.

California AB1106 mandates the State Air Resources Board to establish air quality incident response centers to monitor targeted air contaminants during disasters and emergencies. The program aims to support local response efforts, coordinate with unified command centers, and provide air quality information to the public. The bill also includes provisions for training, research studies, and funding for staffing resources, including a State Air Quality Health Officer. The program is designed to protect public health and comply with federal Clean Air Act standards.