Air Quality Action Charts

If you are a school, business, or public agency, follow the 5-Step Plan along with the Air Quality Action Charts below to help you make decisions that will help keep students, employees, and residents as safe as possible during smoky days.

5 Steps to Take During a Wildfire Smoke Event

FOR SCHOOLS  

Wildfire Smoke Video for Schools: 

• English version
• Spanish version
• Hmong version
• Cantonese version
• Mandarin version
• Vietnamese version
• Russian version

Quick Reference Contact Guide

Air Quality Action Chart

• Chinese (Si​m​plified) (简体中文)
  
• Chinese (Tra​ditional) (中國人)​​
  
• Farsi (فارسی)
  
• Hmong (Hmoob)
  
• Russian (Русский)
  
• Spanish  (Español)
  
• Vietnamese (Tiếng Việt)​

FOR BUSINESSES  

Air Quality Action Chart 

• Chinese (Simplified) (简体中文)
  
• Chinese (Traditional) (中國人)
  
• Farsi (فارسی)
  
• Hmong (Hmoob)
  
• Russian (Русский)
  
• Spanish  (Español)
  
• Vietnamese (Tiếng Việt)
  

FOR PUBLIC AGENCIES 

Air Quality Action Chart 

• Chinese (Simplified) (简体中文)
  
• Chinese (Traditional) (中國人)
  
• Farsi (فارسی)​
  
• Hmong (Hmoob)
  
• Russian (Русский)
  
• Spanish  (Español)
  
• Vietnamese (Tiếng Việt)​
  

FOR GENERAL PUBLIC 

Air Quality Action Chart

ACTIONS FOR EVERYONE

When wildfire smoke impacts us, we can all help by not adding more pollution into our air (link).

• Delay landscaping and leaf-blowing
  
• Reduce speeds when driving on dirt roads 
• Prevent dust from demolition and construction projects
• Avoid outdoor cooking or recreational burning

Visit Spare The Air.com to sign up for Air Alerts and find other tips and actions you can take to reduce air pollution.