CLEANinCLE Air Quality Monitoring Dashboard

CLEANinCLE (Community Leveraged Expanded Air Network in Cleveland) program is an initiative led by the Cleveland Division of Air Quality. The goal is to expand Cleveland's air monitoring network by installing 30 sensors in various neighborhoods. This project is guided by community input to ensure the sensors are placed in locations that will provide the most useful data. This dashboard shows near real-time air quality sensor data across the City. The sensors will monitor Particulate Matter 2.5 (PM 2.5), Particulate Matter 10 (PM10), and Ground Level Ozone. The data collected will help identify air pollution hotspots and inform decision-making to improve air quality and public health. Additionally, the program includes gathering resident stories through interviews to understand the impact of air quality on the community and improve healthcare responses to respiratory issues. For more information about CLEANinCLE, visit the CLEANinCLE program web page. Instructions Interact with the map with your mouse or keyboard; zoom by clicking +/- or using your mousewheel. Pan by clicking and dragging. Click on a sensor to get information about the latest reading at that location and sensor detail Contacts Cleveland Department of Public Health, Division of Air Quality (CDAQ)