Miami-Dade County Air Monitoring
Air quality data are available for the following sites:
- AQS ID # L086-0019, Pennsuco (DOT Miami)
This site monitors: Sulfur Dioxide ( SO2 ) and Nitrogen Dioxide ( NO2 ) - AQS ID # L086-0027, Miami University Rosenstiel
This site monitors: Ozone ( O3 ) and Nitrogen Dioxide ( NO2 ) - AQS ID # L086-0029, Perdue Medical Center
This site monitors: Ozone ( O3 ) - AQS ID # L086-0034, Kendall
This site monitors: Particle Pollution ( PM2.5 ) - AQS ID # L086-0035, Perimeter Near-road
This site monitors: Nitrogen Dioxide ( NO2 ) and Carbon Monoxide ( CO ) - AQS ID # L086-1016, Miami Fire Station #5
This site monitors: Particle Pollution ( PM2.5 ) - AQS ID # L086-6002,Witkop Park
This site monitors: Particle Pollution ( PM2.5 ) and Particulate Matter ( PM10 )
These air monitors are operated by Miami-Dade County.
Inactive
- AQS ID # L086-4002, Lab Annex
Until August of 2021, this site monitored: Carbon Monoxide ( CO ) and Nitrogen Dioxide ( NO2 ). It is no longer operational, but historic data are available. - AQS ID # L086-0034, Kendall
Until June 2018, this site monitored: Carbon Monoxide ( CO ). The CO is no longer operational, but historic data are available. - AQS ID # L086-6001, Homestead Fire Station #16
Until October of 2023. this site monitored: Particle Pollution ( PM2.5 ). It is no longer operational, but historic data are available..
The map shows you the general location of the air monitoring stations for this county.
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