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Air Quality Division
Mission
DDOE's Air Quality Division works to protect the health and welfare of the District of Columbia's citizens, millions of visitors, and natural environment by reducing the concentration of pollutants in the air in accordance with DC regulations and federal Clean Air Act and Clean Air Act Amendments requirements.
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Air Quality Division Branches
The Monitoring and Assessment Branch (MAB) is a collection of scientists, technicians and specialists who measure pollutants in the District's ambient air on a regular basis.
The Permitting & Enforcement Branch (PEB) is composed of permit writers and inspectors who work with air contaminant emitting facilities in the District to ensure consistent and continuous compliance with existing air quality laws and regulations.
Information from MAB and PEB is synthesized during the air quality planning process to identify and implement strategies for air quality improvement.
Indoor Air Quality and Mold  The District also addresses mold, radon, asbestos and other indoor air quality problems to protect the health of people in commercial and residential buildings, schools, and healthcare facilities.
Related Links
For more information on the DDOE Air Quality Division, please call (202) 535-2250.
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