Mendocino County      We have moved to a new location:

Air Quality Management District        1100A Hastings Road
Burn Day Status  Air Advisory

District Permit Application Forms

The District only accepts and processes signed original permit applications received by mail or delivered in person. Faxed, emailed or photocopied applications are not accepted.

Please call (707) 463-4354 for an application or with any questions

Permit Checklist

Process Application Download (PDF)
Required for All Permit Applications Application Cover Sheet
General/Generic Application General Application Form
Internal Combustion & Emergency Engines Engine Application Form
Asbestos Demolition / ADRN Demolition Form
Large Grading Project / Naturally Occuring Asbestos Grading Form
Particulate Collector Particulate Collector Form
Filtration System Filtration System Form
Abrasive Blasting Abrasive Blasting Form
Concrete Batch Plant Concrete Batch Plant Form
Asphalt Plant Asphalt Plant Form
Emergency Backup Generator Powered (ICE) Backup Generator Form
Breakdown Reporting Form Breakdown Form

If your form is not listed or you need information on the permitting process, please contact the District at:
(707) 463-4354


Burn Day Status

For today�s burn day status please call 707-463-4391. .

Credit Card Payments

Service FEES are assessed to all Credit Card transactions by govPayNet:

Air Quality for Mendocino

Current Air Quality Index for county:
Observed on --/--/-- at --:00

Ozone:
NA

PM2.5:
NA

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More Air Quality Information:

Map data is collected from AirNow.gov.

News / Advisories

Burn Ban is in effect.
All burn permits issued for open burning are SUSPENDED. There is a countywide Burn Ban.

California Air Resource Board News:

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The District Mission

  The mission of the Mendocino County Air Quality Management District is to protect and manage air quality, an essential public resource upon which the health of the community depends. 

  Mendocino County Air Quality Management District is one of 35 local Air Districts in California.

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