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Clean Air is Everyone’s Business

Businesses, industries, institutions, public utilities, and municipalities that cause, or have the potential to cause, air pollution are regulated as “sources” of air pollution. Equipment and operations that cause air pollution are subject to air regulations and standards under Washington State’s Clean Air Act, which applies state-wide (Chapter 70A.15 RCW). Air pollution sources may require registration and approval by their local air agency prior to being established, constructed, or modified.

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Business Permits & Notifications

Understanding the permitting and notification requirements for businesses and other ‘sources’ regulated under the state Clean Air Act.

Registering as an ORCAA Source

Answers to all your questions about ORCAA’s Registration Program and how to start the registration process.

Business Assistance

Self-service help with industry-specific permitting and compliance information.

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Air Operating Permit (AOP) Program

ORCAA issues permits for major industrial sources that are regulated under Title V of the U.S. Clean Air Act.