We’re partnering with Wayne County's Department of Health, Human & Veteran Services to launch an air quality monitoring network to residents and community groups across the region.
Wayne County has some of the highest rates of asthma in Michigan, which can make the impact of poor air quality even more dangerous. Wayne County Executive Warren Evans and the Department of Health, Human & Veteran Services are taking action to ensure residents have real-time, hyper local and accessible air quality information to stay safe and create change.
In partnership with the County and local leaders, JustAir is deploying 100 stationary air quality monitors throughout Wayne County’s 43 communities by early May 2024. This initiative gives residents and decision makers critical information needed to create cleaner, safer air for all. The project launched in August 2023 and will continue December 2026.
Phase 1 - COMPLETE: Research, engagement, and planning took place through 2023.
Phase 2 - IN PROCESS: 100 air quality monitors are currently being deployed across the county. Monitors will be added to the JustAir app as they're installed and all monitors will be on the dashboard in May 2024. Residents can stay informed on the project by signing up here.
Phase 3 - THROUGH DEC 2026: Ongoing air quality monitoring, maintenance, community engagement and data reporting will continue through December of 2026.
Check Out The Network
Track the air quality in your community through our network of air monitors. If you'd like to access monitors' historic data, reach out to info@justair.co.
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“Air pollution poses a major health risk globally. Here in Wayne County, we’re doing something about it. We’re taking the steps needed today to prevent the devastating effects tomorrow.”
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