Air Monitoring Data Reporting to the AirNow System Sample Clauses

Air Monitoring Data Reporting to the AirNow System. The Local Agency will report current hourly ambient air monitoring data to AirMVP or the AirNow System directly. Each day, the Local Agency will submit to the AirNow System air quality forecasts for the current day and the subsequent day. The Local Agency will support, at a minimum, EnviroFlash emails for the dissemination of Air Quality Forecasts and Air Quality Alerts (Current Conditions). Air Pollution Control SOA DEP / Florida DOH Palm Beach County Page 15 of28
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Related to Air Monitoring Data Reporting to the AirNow System

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