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  • Released
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  • April 22, 2018
  • June 23, 2026

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Monitor real-time air quality in your neighborhoods with hourly data. Get personalized alerts for changes and wood burning status. Submit pollution complaints and receive episode alerts.

Hourly air quality data
Location-based monitoring
Customizable locations
Air quality change notifications
Wood burning status
Pollution complaint submission
Air quality episode alerts
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What's New in Valley Air District

1.6.6

June 23, 2026

Added links to EPA AirNow and the Fire and Smoke Map

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I noticed a change of address for the service several weeks ago. Since then, it seems that the AQ readings are not available quite often. It would be nice to have a more dependable service.

Does that work well on Apple iPhones?

You can download the app, however, you can only see the information once or twice before you have to delete the app and reinstall it in order to use the app. I’ve had several iPhones over the years and this problem is never been fixed.

Useful information

It would be nice if I could view burn status for adjacent counties at same time - like you do on your web site. I don’t need to see RAAN at same time - just burn status. Thanks

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FAQ

What does the Valley Air District app do?

The app provides real-time, hourly air quality data for the San Joaquin Valley. It allows users to check air quality for their current location and up to ten custom locations, receive notifications about changes, and view daily residential wood burning status.

What are the key features of the app?

Key features include checking air quality for your current and custom locations, receiving alerts for air quality changes and unique episodes, viewing daily residential wood burning status during the season, and submitting confidential air pollution complaints.

Is the Valley Air District app free to use?

Yes, the app is available for free. There are no in-app purchases or advertisements mentioned in the description.

What areas does the Valley Air District cover?

The app covers the San Joaquin Valley, including San Joaquin, Stanislaus, Merced, Madera, Fresno, Tulare, Kings, and the Valley air basin portion of Kern Counties.

How can I use this app to monitor air quality?

You can use the app to check the current air quality in your immediate vicinity or add specific neighborhoods you care about. The app will provide hourly data and can notify you when air quality changes, helping you make informed decisions about outdoor activities.