Establishes a regional air quality incident response program in California to facilitate emergency air monitoring.
The bill establishes a regional air quality incident response program in California to facilitate emergency air monitoring. It defines key terms such as "air contaminant" and "air quality incident response center." The State Air Resources Board and air districts will jointly select locations for these centers, with at least one in the South Coast district. Funding may be used for equipment, training, staffing, and data collection. The program aims to provide air quality information to the public and protect public health during disasters or emergencies.
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