Our Communities
JustAir collaborates with environmental justice efforts across the country to increase access to air quality data, resident safety, and decision-necessary insights to drive change. Our clients are government agencies, community groups, industry leaders, and health institutions who care about creating a better breathing environment for all. To learn more about our current JustAir communities, click on a location below.
We’re partnering with the City of Dearborn’s Department of Public Health to launch an air quality monitoring network to residents and community groups across the city.
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.
We’re partnering with the City of Grand Rapids, Downtown Grand Rapids Inc, Grandville Avenue Arts & Humanities, Community Collaboration on Climate Change (C4), and the NAACP of Greater Grand Rapids to expand the air quality monitoring network to residents and community groups across the city.
We’re partnering with the City of Kalamazoo to expand an air quality monitoring network to residents and community groups across the city.
We’re committed to community air quality monitoring in your neighborhood to prevent widespread health problems.
We've partnered with Wayne County, MI to launch Michigan's largest community air quality network.
Customer Testimonials
Our partners across the country are using JustAir to keep residents safe and create change.
“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.”
“I’m happy to help bring JustAir to Grand Rapids because clean air is so important to our health. My wife teaches at a school on a heavy truck route that’s near an energy plant and a highway. She and the kids deserve to know if the air they are breathing is safe. JustAir provides the community with that data and, when informed, they can take air quality action!”
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