Empowering Communities with Real-Time Air Quality Data
The San Joaquin Valley Air Monitoring Network (SJVAir) is an initiative of the Central California Asthma Collaborative (CCAC), providing real-time air quality data to help residents, policymakers, and public health officials make informed decisions about pollution exposure and respiratory health risks.
The San Joaquin Valley has some of the worst air quality in the nation, with high levels of PM2.5, ozone, and wildfire smoke disproportionately impacting low-income, agricultural, and frontline communities. SJVAir works to bridge the information gap by providing accessible, localized air quality data—allowing residents to take action to protect their health.
By combining advanced monitoring technology with community education and policy advocacy, SJVAir is helping families, schools, and public agencies mitigate the effects of air pollution while driving systemic change for cleaner air.
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Air Quality
Current data from the nearest monitor
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Live Map
View all air monitors in your region
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Weather
Current weather and forecast information
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Track Pollutants
Like PM2.5 that can trigger asthma
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Plan Your Day
Choose the best times to be outdoors
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Alerts
Get notified during pollution spikes
Impact That Makes a Difference
CCAC’s initiatives have transformed the lives of thousands across Central California:
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SJVAir Partners
SJVAir is operated by a collaborative of nonprofit organizations, universities, school districts, and environmental justice groups across the San Joaquin Valley, working together to provide real-time air quality data to disadvantaged communities.
