This service provides various permit application forms and instructions for businesses and individuals in the San Joaquin Valley Air District. It includes forms for different types of permits, such as Authority to Construct and Permit to Operate, along with supplemental applications and specific compliance documents.
The District administers a comprehensive suite of highly-successful voluntary incentive programs targeted at reducing harmful emissions throughout the Valley. These innovative programs provide an opportunity for Valley residents, businesses, public agencies and other organizations to get involved and make a positive impact on the Valley’s air quality.
The "Breakdowns" section explains the procedures for reporting equipment malfunctions that result in regulatory violations. Facilities must promptly notify the District to potentially qualify for enforcement relief, and they are required to submit a detailed report after resolving the issue to ensure compliance and avoid future breakdowns.
The Emissions Inventory Submittal page is a secure login portal for the San Joaquin Valley Air District, designed for businesses to submit their emissions data. Users need their assigned username and password to access the site, which also provides contact information for support from the Emission Inventory Team.
The Gasoline Vapor Recovery page allows contractors to schedule testing and submit pass/fail notifications. It also provides information on gasoline vapor recovery system certification, testing, maintenance, and compliance for operators and contractors.
The Public Permits Information Portal allows users to access and search for permit-related information on facilities within the district. It provides tools for locating specific permits and facilities, offering support and guidance for navigating the permit process.
Provides details on how to report air pollution incidents. There are various methods for submitting complaints, including online forms and a bilingual hotline. This page also details the types of pollution to report, such as odors and illegal burning, and explains the procedures followed once a complaint is filed.
This service provides guidelines and a portal for submitting requests under the California Public Records Act. It includes contact information for assistance, a detailed online form for requests, and notes potential fees for services. The page ensures transparency and accessibility for obtaining public records from the District.
The RFP page contains a collection of past Requests for Proposals (RFPs) aimed at providing transparency and access to completed bidding documents. This archive serves as a resource for understanding the types of projects and requirements historically solicited by the district.
