Division of Air Resource Management

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Clean air is important to our health, our environment, and our economy.

The Division of Air Resource Management's mission is to protect, conserve and restore the air resources of the state with the primary goal of protecting human health. We accomplish our mission by implementing the federal Clean Air Act and appropriate Florida Statutes, monitoring the state’s air quality, administering Florida’s air pollution control programs to provide more protection with less process, promoting pollution prevention, and coordinating our work with the efforts of other local, state, and federal air quality programs.