Air Quality

Air Pollution Information

Air pollution can have long-term health effects for our residents. Children, elderly and those who have heart and lung diseases are especially sensitive. Weber-Morgan Health Department has developed this web page to help residents know what they can do to protect their health from these long-term effects and how they can help reduce air pollution in our community.

Please join us. Drive less by walking, biking or taking public transportation. Reduce idling, by shutting off your vehicle anytime it is stopped for more than a minute. Maintain your vehicle, by keeping up with your vehicle’s emission tests and keeping your car in good repair.

Help us Be Weber Air Aware. Drive less. Reduce idling. Maintain your vehicle.

Air Quality Services:

• Vehicle Repair & Replacement Assistance Program
• Report a Smoking Vehicle
• Out of State Emissions Deferrals
• Wildfires and Your Health
• Vehicle Emissions
• I/M Station List
• I/M Mechanic Application
• I/M Station Application
• I/M Bulletin (February 2019)
• I/M Bulletin (September 2021)
• 2021 Emissions Class
• 2022 Emissions Class
• Inspections & Maintenance Fees:



Inspections and Maintenance	Fee Amount
100 Emission Certificates	$300
New Station permit	$250
Annual station renewal permit	$25
Expired station renewal permit	$50
New Station location permit	$50
Temporary station permit	$50
Official Station sign	cost
Technician Certificate of Qualification	$25
Technician Self Study Course Manual-with test	$45
Technician Written Exam - if failed to pass first time at 80%	$20
Technician Certificate renewal	$20
Duplicate Technician Certificate	$10
30 day extension of Tester/Tech. Certificate	$30
Transfer Technician to new station	$10
Expired Technician renewal	$40
Air Pollution Control	$1
Maximum Emission Inspection	$30
Copy of I&M Program Regulation	$2.50
Maximum duplicate compliance certificate	$3

• Air Quality Index & Forecast (see below)

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Air Quality Forecast

To view the Forecast Legend, click here or on the Action circles.