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Electric Ride 805
Coalition
Driving an electric vehicle instead of a gas car reduces
carbon emissions by 75%. Find details on rebates, incentives
and charging on the
Electric Ride 805 website. The Ventura County Air
Pollution Control District is part of the collaborative
effort to provide information for residents, businesses and
governments in Ventura, Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo
counties.
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VCAPCD
Our Mission
To protect public health and agriculture from the adverse
effects of air pollution by identifying air pollution
problems and developing a comprehensive program to achieve
and maintain state and federal air quality standards.
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Real-time Station Data
El Rio,
Ojai,
Piru,
Simi Valley,
Thousand Oaks
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Occupancy Permit Questionnaire (AB3205 Form)
Permit Application Forms and Instructions
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Title V
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Email Fillable Complaint Form to complaints@vcapcd.org.
Call 24-hour message line at
(805) 303-3700.
Call Compliance Division at
(805) 303-3708
8 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday-Friday
More Information
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Zero emissions
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Vouchers cover cost of electric garden equipment
The district is paying for residents and
organizations to swap their polluting gasoline-
and diesel-powered landscaping equipment with
new cordless electric tools. The Lawn & Garden
Equipment Exchange Program will provide a total
of $937,500 in vouchers to Ventura County
residents, businesses, nonprofit organizations,
public agencies and public schools.
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Mountain Fire
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Guidelines issued for crews removing residential debris
The district has issued a Compliance
Assistance Advisory with guidelines for crews
removing residential debris from the Mountain
Fire. The guidelines are intended to facilitate
prompt removal while protecting health and
safety. The advisories are available in
English and
Spanish.
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Reducing smog
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Grants
will fund Highway 126-corridor EV chargers
The district is offering $1.5 million in grants for
organizations to install and operate electric
vehicle chargers along the Highway 126 corridor.
The program is designed to improve air quality
in Santa Paula, Fillmore and Piru and support
the transition to EVs by providing much-needed
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Public representation
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Candidates
sought for Hearing Board
Three Ventura County residents are needed to
serve as alternates on the independent body that
decides whether to approve petitions submitted
by operators of air pollution sources, district
staff and the public. Positions are available
for medical and engineering professionals and a
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