We're partnering with environmental justice groups, neighborhood associations and corporate partners to expand the air quality monitoring network to residents and community groups across Detroit.
Detroit residents suffer from some of the worst air in the country but grassroots environmental justice groups are organized and work closely with policymakers to monitor air and implement change. Leading coalitions, like the Michigan Environmental Justice Council, are using JustAir data to advocate for the change Detroit residents deserve.
Monitors Live in Detroit's TIZ
There are several air quality monitors across the city of Detroit and six monitors strategically located in Detroit's Transportation Innovation Zone (TIZ). This project is in collaboration with three resident associations - Hubbard Richard, North Corktown and Corktown - and corporate supporters Newlab and Michigan Central. At a December 2023 community workshop, residents helped identify locations for the area's air quality monitors, which are live on the JustAir dashboard. Residents can also sign up for real-time air quality text alerts here. Learn more about the project in the December 2024 case study report.
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, submit a request here.
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