Companies that are subject to air quality regulations under the Clean Air Act have their operations reviewed by the Kansas Department of Health and Environment... more
Johnson County is part of a regional air quality monitoring program for Kansas City. There are two current monitoring locations located in Johnson County, one... more
Many people are surprised to learn that there are very few federal, state or local regulations regarding indoor air quality (IAQ), whether it is in the home or... more
Did you know that as much as 10% of contributing pollution comes from gasoline powered lawn care equipment? Those noisy mowers do more than hurt your hearing.... more
Investigates incidents of environmental pollution received from citizens. Please submit information using our online form. You may remain anonymous. more
Johnson County is committed to maximizing the economic, environmental, and societal benefits of its operations within the community and has undertaken a... more
To apply for an open burning exemption, please submit an application and a map of the burn location three days prior to the burning event. more
Ground-level ozone in the Kansas City region is an air quality problem, exceeding the federal health standards at times, and causing health problems for many... more
Each individual contributes to the formation of ground-level ozone, as well as industrial and commercial entities, and with simple efforts, each person can help reduce the emissions of harmful pollutants. Find out how you can help reduce ground-level ozone irritates!
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